Originally Posted by Lord Xeb  I wouldn't trust it. There are guys you can go to that sell keys (not going to say where or who) for rather cheap. Then all you have to do is get an ISO. |
Originally Posted by Crazy9000 99% guaranteed to be MSDN keys which you aren't supposed to sell, and will most likely get disabled within a year. |
Originally Posted by newphase Not legit at all. Just think about it 
S'up to you though 
"If your key does not work within 3 days - you'll be issued a new key" - bollocks; if my key did not work I would call the very-easy-to-use toll-free number @ Microsoft and get it sorted. |
Originally Posted by e_dogg Yep, I bet they are MSDN keys. MSDN keys don't expire, though. You can join for a year, grab all the .ISOs and keys you want, let your subscription expire, and continue using them to your heart's content. Just gotta remember that they're not to be used for anything other than software development or testing, though. In other words, you can't host your company's website on a box running an MSDN copy of Windows Server 2008 R2 |
Originally Posted by Crazy9000 MS has been disabling keys from misused MSDN accounts lately. If you get the keys from ebay, it's only a matter of time. If you know a guy, he might be doing it small enough to not get noticed. Either way it's wrong and a bad idea. |
Originally Posted by e_dogg If you did that, you'd get a nice person on the other end of the phone telling you to pound sand since the key isn't to be sold.
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Originally Posted by pez His contact email is [email protected](dot)de. Classy. |
Originally Posted by Cvalley75 I just visited a guy who was selling a supposed new build on craigslist, he swore the Win 7 Ult was a legal although he didn't have the disk or product key sticker, after further questioning he admitted he got the key from a friend who works in a PC shop, but still claimed it was all legal and above board. I visited him & made him verify as a legal through Microsoft, I found an online link to check for genuine. When he did so, it deleted the key he was using & guess what, not genuine, it was real funny, so not only did not by the PC, he found out real fast the key was bogus, I'm thinking it may have been a MSDN key, whatever it was it was not genuine. |
Originally Posted by Crazy9000 Not having the sticker already guaranteed it's not legit, as the sticker is a requirement to sell a PC with windows installed. |
Originally Posted by stupidcha No... getting Windows 7 Professional for $30 @ http://www.microsoft.com/student/off...s/default.aspx It's an upgrade but you can still do a clean install FYI you need an .edu email |
Originally Posted by dadon4sho i wish the problem is this is for a brand new rig...s o i wont be able to upgrade. ok so we figured out the fact that its not legit specially after the e-mail address lol. So now the question is whats the most cost effective way of getting it? |
