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Mario Perazzelli

Hi,
why is Microsoft so stupid with the people that make them live? The people
that get you YOUR salary? Maybe you should pay more attention to us.

At the moment I am trying to get a code from Microsoft for an OEM software
and it's been a month of throwing the ball between Microsoft and the people
that sold me this copy. MS is saying "Call the OEM", and the OEM is saying
"what a bunch of idiots those Microsoft, how do they want US to create a code
or send a CD???"

Can anyone take responsibility for their product? I know I wouldn't
associate my family with Microsoft but since you people are already
associated maybe you could do some work and help people that gives you your
salary!

We are asking our programmer to adapt the code of our software to run under
LINUX since Microsoft doesn't care anymore...so when you'll go to the
dentist, they will be on LINUX pretty soon! No more CTRL-ALT-DEL! Or BSOD!!

And this represents 2500 clinics! so around 10000 licenses lost...and it's
only a start...you'll learn not to make fun of THE PEOPLE!!
 
If I understand correctly, the people that sold you the copy are
responsible.
 
If you purchased OEM software from a party other than Microsoft, that party
is reponsible for providing the information needed to validate the software,
period.

While you may have saved some money buying this OEM software, how much time
has this validation problem cost you?
 
Mario said:
Hi,
why is Microsoft so stupid with the people that make them live? The people
that get you YOUR salary? Maybe you should pay more attention to us.

At the moment I am trying to get a code from Microsoft for an OEM software
and it's been a month of throwing the ball between Microsoft and the people
that sold me this copy. MS is saying "Call the OEM", and the OEM is saying
"what a bunch of idiots those Microsoft, how do they want US to create a code
or send a CD???"

Can anyone take responsibility for their product? I know I wouldn't
associate my family with Microsoft but since you people are already
associated maybe you could do some work and help people that gives you your
salary!

We are asking our programmer to adapt the code of our software to run under
LINUX since Microsoft doesn't care anymore...so when you'll go to the
dentist, they will be on LINUX pretty soon! No more CTRL-ALT-DEL! Or BSOD!!

And this represents 2500 clinics! so around 10000 licenses lost...and it's
only a start...you'll learn not to make fun of THE PEOPLE!!


Only the vendor from whom you purchased the OEM license can provide you
with the OEM Product Key. Microsoft cannot.


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PA said:
If you purchased OEM software from a party other than Microsoft, that
party is reponsible for providing the information needed to validate
the software, period.

While you may have saved some money buying this OEM software, how
much time has this validation problem cost you?

Plus re-writing his application to run under Loonix.

I suspect he wants to pay $25 for an OEM copy and deploy it to 2500
machines. Like he did with Win98. So, if, as he says, 2500 installations and
10,000 people will move from MS, MS loses (mumble, mumble, carry-the-two..)
ah, I've got it:

$25.00.
 
Mario Perazzelli said:
Hi,
why is Microsoft so stupid with the people that make them live? The people
that get you YOUR salary? Maybe you should pay more attention to us.

Hold on a minute! This is a peer-to-peer newsgroup, MS employees do
not hang out here.
At the moment I am trying to get a code from Microsoft for an OEM software
and it's been a month of throwing the ball between Microsoft and the people
that sold me this copy. MS is saying "Call the OEM", and the OEM is saying
"what a bunch of idiots those Microsoft, how do they want US to create a code
or send a CD???"

I think it's the OEM that are idiots. OEM licenses are administered by
the OEM, not by Microsoft.

What kind of "code" are you looking for? Clarify what you need, we may
be able to help.
 
Exactly what code are you referring?
You never made that clear.

"how do they want US to create a code or send a CD???"
Microsoft does not want them to.
The OEM needs to furnish necessary codes and media or suitable
substitutes.
If you post exactly what you need and your specific problem, it is
probable someone can give you a solution.

Think of OEM as if it is manufactured, distributed and supported by
the OEM and not Microsoft.
Essentially that is what the agreement between the OEM and Microsoft
does.
This is one of the many reasons you paid less for your OEM than others
pay for retail.

Also, there is no expectation or requirement that anyone from
Microsoft read any post here.
Occasionally they do, but then it is on their own time.

If you want to be sure Microsoft gets your message, this is not the
place to post it.
 

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