Thanks to the CricketUsers forum folks – ZTE Score users have access to the .img files that make up the stock ROM.
You can get your zip file here: http://minus.com/m79nbDcKX#1
If you want to view the forum this originates from – check out CricketUsers.
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ok i rooted my phone this morning every thing whet fine . now if some can tell me how to remove the bloat ware this is my first smart phone and it is deffintly smarter than me lol. muve music and photobucket are the main to thank.
All you have to do is find an app that uninstalls system applications. You will have to give it root approval which it should ask you for after running it. Looks like this one is a good one https://market.android.com/details?id=name.dohkoos.rootuninstaller&feature=search_result and if you want to spring for the ultimate root toolbox – try Titanium Backup.
It says unavailable?