Introduction

Retrieve the login and password information to various instant messengers in an instant. Advanced Instant Messengers Password Recovery (AIMPR) instantly unlocks IM accounts and recovers forgotten passwords to many popular messengers. AIMPR supports over 70 popular instant messengers such as AOL, ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo!

The list of supported instant messengers includes AOL Instant Messenger, AIM Triton and AIM Pro, AT&T IM Anywhere, Excite Messenger, Exodus, Gadu-Gadu, GAIM, Gizmo, Google Talk, ICQ and ICQLite, Jabber IM, Just Another Jabber Client, Mail.Ru Agent, Microsoft Office Communicator, Miranda, MSN Messenger and Windows Live! Messenger, MySpace IM, Odigo, PalTalk, Prodigy IM, QIP, T-Online Messenger, Trillian, Vista IM, Yahoo! Messenger and many others. The list goes on and on with over 70 various instant messengers supported.

ICQ 6 and up, Yahoo! IM 7.5 and higher, as well as all versions of Skype do not keep password information on the local PC, making it impossible to recover their passwords. Instead of attacking the IM servers, AIMPR can simply backup and restore entire accounts complete with login and password information to allow transferring IM accounts onto a different PC without having the original password.

Please note that AIMPR can recover YOUR lost or forgotten password only, extracting/decrypting it from your own system (if such information is there, of course). So it cannot be used to crack somebody else' passwords.

The program that is licensed to you is absolutely legal and you can use it provided that you are the legal owner of all files or data you are going to recover through the use of our software or have permission from the legitimate owner to perform these acts. Any illegal use of our software will be solely your responsibility. Accordingly, you affirm that you have the legal right to access all data, information and files that have been hidden.

You further attest that the recovered data, passwords and/or files will not be used for any illegal purpose. Be aware password recovery and the subsequencial data decryption of unauthorized or otherwise illegally obtained files may constitute theft or another wrongful action and may result in your civil and (or) criminal prosecution.