Free MS USB Thumb Drive

[SYSYPHUS' SISTER]

Microsoft is offering a free USB drive when you take a short four
question quiz about Windows licensing.

http://snipurl.com/FreeUSB

Click the USB drive picture. Answers are 2, T, T, T.


SYSYPHUS' SISTER

 

[Man-wai Chang]

Microsoft is offering a free USB drive when you take a short four
question quiz about Windows licensing.

http://snipurl.com/FreeUSB

Click the USB drive picture. Answers are 2, T, T, T.

What's the point nearly everyone has a MP3 player...

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[Jeff Needle]

Also found this on a forum from a really annoyed M$ punter :
___________________________
-32MB.
-encrypted write protection.(don't bother trying to format it as it
renders

Yuck. Figures. Thanks for the heads-up.

 

[luv2surf]

Thanks for the info. Appreciated.

 

[bigjon]

Microsoft is offering a free USB drive when you take a short four
question quiz about Windows licensing.

http://snipurl.com/FreeUSB

Click the USB drive picture. Answers are 2, T, T, T.


SYSYPHUS' SISTER

the smallprint that says this offer is for US residents only

 

[bigjon]

the smallprint that says this offer is for US residents only

Also found this on a forum from a really annoyed M$ punter :
___________________________
-32MB.
-encrypted write protection.(don't bother trying to format it as it renders
the device useless)
-Will require ghostscript+net.frame installed (in other words it will work
only on systems that have OEM XP installed).
High speed users are advised to disconnect routers\hubs\cables before
plugging it in (your data will be subjected to probing).
-user who has a pirated copy on the system who uses it will be locked out
of the machine until you insert a valid key (you'd better backup and know
how to format ntfs)
-This offer targets small business and corporations NOT individuals
therefore your order might not processed or will get low priority.
________________________

....If it can be believed??

 

[Craig]

Yuck. Figures. Thanks for the heads-up.

Microsoft offers a "free" usb drive and all I can think about is Linux.

Craig

 

[MAMEngineer]

-32MB.

Last one I got from MS was 512 mb...

-encrypted write protection.(don't bother trying to format it as it
renders the device useless)
Bull....

-user who has a pirated copy on the system who uses it will be locked
out of the machine until you insert a valid key (you'd better backup
and know how to format ntfs)

and Fairies will flitter about your head and right afterward, Angelina Jolie
will crawl (naked) inyo your bed. I promise!

 

[bigjon]

Last one I got from MS was 512 mb...


and Fairies will flitter about your head and right afterward, Angelina Jolie
will crawl (naked) inyo your bed. I promise!

I didn't say it was the truth, I just copied it in for those who might like
to read it...

.../damn faries, where's the mossie killer when you need it?

 

[Eric]

-32MB.

32MB? What dumpster did they get these out of? Can you even get 32MB
drives retail anymore?

 

[WhItE RaBBiT]

Splendiferous [c]!

[Presumably PD(freeware)?] ;-)

 

[bigjon]

Splendiferous [c]!

[Presumably PD(freeware)?] ;-)

help yourself....
LOL

 

[John Corliss]

Microsoft is offering a free USB drive when you take a short four
question quiz about Windows licensing.

http://snipurl.com/FreeUSB

Click the USB drive picture. Answers are 2, T, T, T.

"To view this specialized content, you are required to sign in with a
Microsoft .NET Passport."

THAT ain't gonn happen!

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Regards from John Corliss
I don't reply to trolls like Andy Mabbett or Doc, for instance. No
adware, cdware, commercial software, crippleware, demoware, nagware,
PROmotionware, shareware, spyware, time-limited software, trialware,
viruses or warez for me, please.

 

[Gary R. Schmidt]

"To view this specialized content, you are required to sign in with a
Microsoft .NET Passport."

THAT ain't gonn happen!

John, John, John, you really _are_ getting a tad paranoid - a ".NET
Passport" can be as simple as a valid Hotmail address.

Now settle, petal, and take a few slow, deep breaths.

Feeling better?

Cheers,
Gary B-)

 

[Arne Anka]

I alt.comp.freeware, sa Gary R. Schmidt utan att tänka först:

John, John, John, you really _are_ getting a tad paranoid - a ".NET
Passport" can be as simple as a valid Hotmail address.

THAT aint gonne happen, too!