Resseler pack for Martech

Resseler pack for Martech it's pack of activations dedicated mainly for resselers/distributors that allows them to create OnLine activations for their clients. Credits are used for activation of each modul - for example using 1 credit you can choose activaiton from Alcatel, SVZ, MDM, ODM etc (one of them). If you need next activaiton then another credit will be used. Credit system will be used for all Martech activations as ALC (Alcatel), VSZ (Vodafone, Sagem, ZTE, Coral), ODM (Motorola ODM), MDM (modems GPRS), HWEI (Huaweii) or LG.

Actuall information about credit usage you will find on producer page


Prices:
Quanity 5+, price per activaiton 34 EUR = 170 EUR
Quanity 10+, price per activaiton 32 EUR/pcs = 320 EUR
Quanity 20+, price per activaiton 29 EUR/pcs = 580 EUR
Quanity 50+, price per activaiton 25 EUR/pcs = 1250 EUR

How procedure looks ?
1) After reciving payment we will create you special resseler account on producer page for purchased amount of credits
2) After login you can add to your customer activation using credits - for example ALC or VSZ, MDM, ODM etc. - each actication will take 1 credit from your account. To add customer you will need his Box SN - all rest are OnLine.

Complete contains:
- resseler account for choosed amounts of credits
- invoice

Product weight: 0.00 kg. Delivery time: to 24h hours (e-mail) Shipping cost: 0,00 EUR

Product placed on the market in the EU before December 13, 2024: YES

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1. Risk of data loss or system damage
* Hazard: improper installation, deletion of system files, or lack of backups.
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