What are small time computer sellers/resellers going to do?
I just wanted to see what everyone thought of Microsoft's legal decision that prevents people from buying Microsoft COA keys. You can check it out at this link. Personally, I feel that Microsoft is going to push its millions of customers into the arms of another lover, er, software manufacturer.
I just wanted to see what everyone thought of Microsoft's legal decision that prevents people from buying Microsoft COA keys.
You can check it out at this link.
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.327906/sc.12/category.-112/it.I/id.6/.f
Personally, I feel that Microsoft is going to push its millions of customers into the arms of another lover, er, software manufacturer.
You can check it out at this link.
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.327906/sc.12/category.-112/it.I/id.6/.f
Personally, I feel that Microsoft is going to push its millions of customers into the arms of another lover, er, software manufacturer.
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I don't have any issue with this at all, it appears that these resellers were not including at least an OEM software package with the COA.
I work for a local system builder, we sell the full OEM versions of XP Home/Pro, Win 2K Pro, all the server OS flavors from 2K and beyond.
They all come with a COA attached except for the Volume/Site license versions we sell from time to time. You have to call a specific phone number to get the correct CD Key as all you get is a printed COA from the vendor
I work for a local system builder, we sell the full OEM versions of XP Home/Pro, Win 2K Pro, all the server OS flavors from 2K and beyond.
They all come with a COA attached except for the Volume/Site license versions we sell from time to time. You have to call a specific phone number to get the correct CD Key as all you get is a printed COA from the vendor
