Signing application using third party softwares by providing IMEI voids the warranty?

[anishbora]

I want to sign an application using GenialSIS. It is asking for my phone's IMEI and my e-mail id. Providing the IMEI will void my warranty?

[wizard_hu_]

No, it will not void warranty. However if we are talking about the same, it will not work either: http://www.socci.eu/home.html
Also it requires you to create an account on http://www.symbiansigned.com anyway. There you will find the same functionality, without the need of external applications.

[anishbora]

thanks a lot..

[anishbora]

No, it will not void warranty. However if we are talking about the same, it will not work either: http://www.socci.eu/home.html
Also it requires you to create an account on http://www.symbiansigned.com anyway. There you will find the same functionality, without the need of external applications.

Whenever I'm trying to register, I'm getting a message that my e-mail id has been blacklisted. I have tried with several e-mail ids (Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail), but none worked for me! What's the problem and what needs to be done?

[wizard_hu_]

Unfortunately that may happen. Of course it is not about you as a person, but the mail provider. If you have a non-free e-mail address (like from your company or your school), that should work.
Alternatively you can try joining the Nokia publisher programme on http://info.publish.nokia.com/ - it provides developer certificate with the same capability set as Symbian Signed would do. The downside is that the Nokia publisher programme comes with a single time 1 EUR registration fee. It is supposed to be affordable, but you will need a credit card for the payment itself.