$40 for install and $50 for personal copy, eh?
He claims this is legal. I shot him some e-mails. He said he paid thousands of dollars for Windows 7 and this is legit.
LOL......I know two people looking for Windows 7. This however smells fishy....More like the smell of a turd.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/sys/1500669488.html
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Here's the e-mails as follows:
Me: These copies of Windows 7 legit? Like will activate? Where did you get them? Is this legal?
Just wondering.....
Him: 100% genuine.
Me: How did you get a bunch of legal copies of Windows 7 to sell cheaply?
Him: The copy that I have costs thousands. I legally own this Product id.
I figured that because of the economy being in the gutter, that it would pay itself off if I offered it at a cost efficient price. But instead I get pieces of shit like you harassing me over the details with an attitude.
And then he popped me another e-mail:
so basically do not get in contact with me again Unless you would like me to charge you full price.
I popped him this last e-mail:
Good grief, don't call me names. I have two people that want to upgrade to Windows 7. I was just asking you if you were selling Windows 7 product keys or what? You said you paid thousands which doesn't make any sense? I asked some normal questions. So don't hound me for asking. To get Windows 7, you need a legit key that will activate online to Microsoft otherwise Windows 7 will shut it self down every hour. So I have a very good reason to ask you those questions as I don't want my two friends paying you $50 bucks for copies of Windows 7 that won't activate online and thus there PC starts shutting down and so forth and Windows update won't work and such: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091108190756AAmDvoJ
So instead of getting all snotty and calling me a piece of shit. Just answer my question if these are legit or not. I was not throwing you attitude or anything. I was just asking some basic questions. I'm glad your wanting to help people out in this economy. People can also try Ubuntu out if they can't afford Windows 7. http://www.ubuntu.com
Anyways if you can kindly answer my questions as you weren't very clear on what you paid thousands for. All i'm asking if your selling Windows 7 keys? and charging $10 more a copy of the OS?
That's all I was asking.
Thanks.
And then sent another e-mail:
You have to understand it's normal for people to be wary on Craiglist as there are scammers everywhere.
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So yeah...... I feel a disturbance in the force.
Unless he bought a bunch of bulk OEM keys. Even then, this just seems wrong.
He claims this is legal. I shot him some e-mails. He said he paid thousands of dollars for Windows 7 and this is legit.
LOL......I know two people looking for Windows 7. This however smells fishy....More like the smell of a turd.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/sys/1500669488.html
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here's the e-mails as follows:
Me: These copies of Windows 7 legit? Like will activate? Where did you get them? Is this legal?
Just wondering.....
Him: 100% genuine.
Me: How did you get a bunch of legal copies of Windows 7 to sell cheaply?
Him: The copy that I have costs thousands. I legally own this Product id.
I figured that because of the economy being in the gutter, that it would pay itself off if I offered it at a cost efficient price. But instead I get pieces of shit like you harassing me over the details with an attitude.
And then he popped me another e-mail:
so basically do not get in contact with me again Unless you would like me to charge you full price.
I popped him this last e-mail:
Good grief, don't call me names. I have two people that want to upgrade to Windows 7. I was just asking you if you were selling Windows 7 product keys or what? You said you paid thousands which doesn't make any sense? I asked some normal questions. So don't hound me for asking. To get Windows 7, you need a legit key that will activate online to Microsoft otherwise Windows 7 will shut it self down every hour. So I have a very good reason to ask you those questions as I don't want my two friends paying you $50 bucks for copies of Windows 7 that won't activate online and thus there PC starts shutting down and so forth and Windows update won't work and such: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091108190756AAmDvoJ
So instead of getting all snotty and calling me a piece of shit. Just answer my question if these are legit or not. I was not throwing you attitude or anything. I was just asking some basic questions. I'm glad your wanting to help people out in this economy. People can also try Ubuntu out if they can't afford Windows 7. http://www.ubuntu.com
Anyways if you can kindly answer my questions as you weren't very clear on what you paid thousands for. All i'm asking if your selling Windows 7 keys? and charging $10 more a copy of the OS?
That's all I was asking.
Thanks.
And then sent another e-mail:
You have to understand it's normal for people to be wary on Craiglist as there are scammers everywhere.
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So yeah...... I feel a disturbance in the force.
Unless he bought a bunch of bulk OEM keys. Even then, this just seems wrong.
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