Can i Sell my Office XP academic Edition?

[sirpado]

Can i Sell my Office XP academic Edition?

Is this legal? I am not using it, and I wanted to resell it without getting arrested.

 

[atom]

Not for resale

 

[ElFenix]

there was some loophole in the license that allowed me at dell to sell academic to anyone

 

[dighn]

you aren't supposed to but even if you i doubt you'll get in trouble

 

[iwearnosox]

It's not legal but you won't get arrested...

 

[John]

Originally posted by: sirpado
Can i Sell my Office XP academic Edition?

Is this legal? I am not using it, and I wanted to resell it without getting arrested.

You can't sell it on AnandTech per the FS/T forum rules.

 

[sirpado]

I have seen some on ebay that sell, and they just say that you must be eligible in order to buy it...then they give a link to (http://www.microsoft.com/education/?ID=eligible) where it says who is eligible for academic pricing. but i still think reselling might be illegal

 

[TerryMathews]

NFR would be illegal if you agree to the license by opening the software. As an example, if I were to sell my still sealed Office XP Academic, I would not be bound by the NFR clause as I never agreed to the EULA.

 

[Tetsuo]

Originally posted by: TerryMathews
NFR would be illegal if you agree to the license by opening the software. As an example, if I were to sell my still sealed Office XP Academic, I would not be bound by the NFR clause as I never agreed to the EULA.

dun dun dun

 

[Zugzwang152]

Originally posted by: TerryMathews
NFR would be illegal if you agree to the license by opening the software. As an example, if I were to sell my still sealed Office XP Academic, I would not be bound by the NFR clause as I never agreed to the EULA.

depends how it was distributed. at my old school, NFR microsoft software was downloaded as an ISO image. by clicking the download button, we agreed to follow the EULA

 

[bUnMaNGo]

Originally posted by: Zugzwang152

Originally posted by: TerryMathews
NFR would be illegal if you agree to the license by opening the software. As an example, if I were to sell my still sealed Office XP Academic, I would not be bound by the NFR clause as I never agreed to the EULA.

depends how it was distributed. at my old school, NFR microsoft software was downloaded as an ISO image. by clicking the download button, we agreed to follow the EULA

yea same here... all of the MSDN Alliance stuff at my old school is distributed by copying CDs and getting a reg key in person, or downloading it off of their website.

 

[TerryMathews]

Talk about splitting hairs; at any rate, I specifically mentioned boxed software in my example. Which makes my example valid. Now if only someone were interested in buying Office XP Standard Academic. I'm really not asking for much.

 

[Marauder-]

You can sell pretty much anything on ebay - re: if it's legal or not - that's a whole 'nother matter.

 

[Xionide]

sell it to a friend or a freshmen.