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DM
Yea, another guy also told the boss he could make the weekly staff meeting
PowerPoint charts say what ever he wanted the big boss to see too.
PowerPoint charts say what ever he wanted the big boss to see too.
NoStop said:And just who found this out? What a bunch of FUD. How can anyone possibly
come up with this kind of statistic?
Cheers.
Carey said:In tests conducted by Microsoft of 115 copies of physical media purchased on eBay,
39 percent were found to be counterfeit, and another 12 percent contained software
that was either counterfeit or had been tampered with. Overall, the study found, the
chances of purchasing genuine, legally licensed Microsoft software on eBay is less than 50 percent.
Ref: http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2006/oct06/10-31AuctionEnforcementPR.mspx
IDC Research: http://www.idc.com/research/reshome.jsp
And you believe Microsoft when it comes to their "statistics"? You're oneCarey said:In tests conducted by Microsoft of 115 copies of physical media purchased
on eBay, 39 percent were found to be counterfeit, and another 12 percent
contained software that was either counterfeit or had been tampered with.
Overall, the study found, the chances of purchasing genuine, legally
licensed Microsoft software on eBay is less than 50 percent.
Frank said:Yeah, right...here we have our resident lying linux troll saying that
test conducted by MS and posted by Carey are invalid.
Your hatred for MS knows no boundaries does it?
Frank
Strange how that is the experience of most purchasers, but when MicrosoftBob said:This is a FUD campaign. E-bay is a buyer beware operation. The
attraction
is for good buys. You must use the system features to your benefit to
reduce the odds of getting burnt. I bought at least 20 copies of XP
upgrades and never had a bad transaction. You have to be careful. If you
don't know the system, then and only then I would not recommend dealing.
Carey Frisch said:In tests conducted by Microsoft of 115 copies of physical media purchased
on eBay,
39 percent were found to be counterfeit, and another 12 percent contained
software
that was either counterfeit or had been tampered with. Overall, the study
found, the
chances of purchasing genuine, legally licensed Microsoft software on eBay
is less than 50 percent.
Ref:
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2006/oct06/10-31AuctionEnforcementPR.mspx
IDC Research: http://www.idc.com/research/reshome.jsp
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
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So says Carey. I'm dave and say otherwise. My info is coming off the top
of my head. Carey, your info is coming from where? Keep in mind studies
can be misleading but we can make up our own mind on them.
There is feedback on the seller that one can read and decide if the
software
is worth purchasing.
Why are you here? You're sick and consumed by your hatred of MS. I alsoNoStop said:Bob F. wrote:
Strange how that is the experience of most purchasers, but when Microsoft
does the same, it found all those problems. Really, no one with half a
brain (obviously that excludes Francis) believes anything that Microsoft
has to say, or the MVP's that suck up to Microsoft.
Cheers.
Why are you here? You're sick and consumed by your hatred of MS. I alsoNoStop said:Frank wrote:
Our knowledge of what a weasel Microsoft has been and continues to be, is
all the proof we need to question Microsoft's claims about anything. They
lie almost as much as you do Francis.
Cheers.
Why are you here? You're sick and consumed by your hatred of MS. I alsoNoStop said:Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:
And you believe Microsoft when it comes to their "statistics"? You're one
sad mofo. Guess that's how you won your MVP "award".
Cheers.
Frank said:Why are you here? You're sick and consumed by your hatred of MS. I also
notice that I'm in control of your emotions...how wonderful huh?
You must be one dumb POS!
Frank
Frank said:Why are you here? You're sick and consumed by your hatred of MS. I also
notice that I'm ion control of your emotions...how wonderful huh?
You must be one dumb POS!
Frank
Jim said:Control of your emotions?? Your kidding right??
YOU are the one who started an entire thread and keeps whining.
Frank said:Wrong you stupid POS lying mf'er!
You're an idiot!
You're butt-buddy alias started it!
As*hole!
Frank
You're butt-buddy alias started it!>
Frank said:Wrong you stupid POS lying mf'er!
You're an idiot!
You're butt-buddy alias started it!
As*hole!
Frank
DM said:I have been thinking of this issue for a while. Not only for Microsoft but
for any software.
Any hardware, appliance, DVD, cd, vhs, furniture, house, car, etc. we can
buy/sell/trade to anyone but not software. Why is it that most digital
products with licenses cant be yard saled away like ma's old sewing
machine? What happened to the 9/10 rule? My car has a title, license if
you will, and I can sell it to anyone. My autographed babe ruth card has a
certificate of authenticity, license if you will, and I can sell it.
Ronnie said:DM
The difference is that you buy a 'license' to 'use' the software.
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