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Originally posted by: nweaver
he must mean hacked illegal youallgettopaymorecausei'mstickingittotheman version
Originally posted by: Lestargis
All thee rejoice in your good fortune, for I've never heard of such a discount. That makes me sad.
Originally posted by: Pr0d1gy
Originally posted by: Lestargis
All thee rejoice in your good fortune, for I've never heard of such a discount. That makes me sad.
College my friend, it's a beautiful thing...
Originally posted by: eggrole1
Originally posted by: Pr0d1gy
Originally posted by: Lestargis
All thee rejoice in your good fortune, for I've never heard of such a discount. That makes me sad.
College my friend, it's a beautiful thing...
Where else can you pay 40k/yr and be happy with a 5usd copy of Windows? hehe
Originally posted by: Maluno
Does anybody ever try reselling these extremely cheap disks?
why assume that every college costs $40k/year? i pay less than $5k a year (i go to umass dartmouth) and i get microsoft licences, even the server OSes, for free because i am in the college of engineering.Where else can you pay 40k/yr and be happy with a 5usd copy of Windows?
Originally posted by: ND40oz
You aren't getting the license for free because you go to the school, you get the license because the school pays a licensing fee for every student/employee to microsoft on a yearly basis. You get charged for this by the school in their "Technology Fees" when you pay tuition. In MD it is called a MEEC agreement, I'm not sure what they call it in other states.
I know when I got my XP copy from UMBC, they gave it to me on a University of MD branded disc, not the normal XP holographic disc.
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
Originally posted by: Maluno
Does anybody ever try reselling these extremely cheap disks?
Ever think about being sued into the ground?