Considering that Apple has blocked the possibility of doing permanent decoding iPhone terminals, now many of you are probably thinking about purchasing a Gevey 3G SIM card. Official website where these cards were sold is closed at the time of writing this article, but I assume that it will be reopened in the following days. The official price for these cards is specified there, and if you find Gevey 3G SIM cards in Romania at significantly lower prices, then those cards are most likely fake. Card manufacturers grant discounts for large purchases, but the discount is not extraordinarily large.
I have already written an article where you can find out how to make the difference between a normal Gevey 3G SIM card and a fake one and I recommend you to read it before purchasing such a card. The pictures displayed on the various sites where such cards are sold may not reflect the reality, so the final product that reaches you could be different. It was confirmed to me that easydeal.ro does not sell original Gevey 3G cards, but that they work without problems for some. If you purchased a card from there, you can return it within 10 days of purchase if you are not satisfied with it.
Finally, be very careful, in Romania most of those who claim to sell Gevey 3G cards are actually selling fakes. These fakes mostly work quite well, but there is a chance that they won't work properly or at all on Orange or Vodafone, so be careful.
