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bogmali

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This is an awesome deal on MS software. I've had my subscription for the last three years. Click here to get started
 
Everytime I try to access this link I get an error saying that I must have cookies enabled. I do have cookies enabled. :banghead:
 
Im getting errors to, with FF, Chrome and IE
 
Whats this do exactly
 
What is it? I've heard of MSDN but that is a $500 annual renewal. I've heard of technet, but assumed it was another name for MSDN.
 
Still not working for me, I get to the sign-in part and when I hit continue my browser just goes in an infinite loop...I tried FF, IE, and Chrome.
 
scoooorrrreeeeeee!

Cheapstingybargains link worked for me.

OK, but does "evaluation" mean that you can install and use it on your PC and get all updates? I know it says "without time limits". Is that essentially a wink and a nod saying 'yeah, WTF, go ahead and use it without paying us anything.'? And if so, is it like a site license where I can install it on multiple machines (at the same IP address)?

Some products might be, some products may not be. It probably depends on what it is. Some might be a demo, some might be full featured.
A lot of them are probably a full product, i.e. they send the base product to IT guys to look at and play with, and if they demo it to higher ups, get site licenses and such.

Probably up and down :)
 
Worked for me too.
 
OK, but does "evaluation" mean that you can install and use it on your PC and get all updates? I know it says "without time limits". Is that essentially a wink and a nod saying 'yeah, WTF, go ahead and use it without paying us anything.'? And if so, is it like a site license where I can install it on multiple machines (at the same IP address)?

Dude-I have VISTA Ultimate 64 since it came out and still using it
 
This is the best Hot deals post ever!!!.. You get to get all the OSs.. Free!!! I love you bogmali!!
 
Argh I want mine to work!!!
 
Argh I want mine to work!!!


Do you trust me enough to where I can get your Passport LOGIN and do it for you? PM me and you can always change your password after I'm done.
 
Dude-I have VISTA Ultimate 64 since it came out and still using it

Sorry dude, but I can't read your mind. I will however assume from that statement that you got it through Technet.

so after the year is up, how much will MS want to renew it?

I know it sounds like I'm being picky, but I only care about the OSes. I hate MS and only use their shit when I absosmurfly have to.

I can get a copy of Vista Ultimate for around $100 new and fully licensed - no upgrade or one time install bs. I figure it will be at least a year before the first W7 service patch comes out and by then I can probably upgrade for $50-100. Right now I only have 2 machines and on one I'm happy to run XP forever. If I set up a third machine, then it becomes worthwhile looking to subscription arrangements. That's why I know the pricing on the basic MSDN OS-only subscription - $800 first year, $600 to renew.

So if the renewal is going to be priced anything like MSDN, then it's just not worth it to me.
 
Do you trust me enough to where I can get your Passport LOGIN and do it for you? PM me and you can always change your password after I'm done.

Trust me that you can trust HIM... If that makes sense... Im confused... *Passes Out*
 
Thanks mate! This is seriously the best thing ever! lol I'm so happy! lol wow...
 
omg bogmali I ahev to double post just to show How much I love you.. Totally worth a infraction (not really)... Lol.... Srriously Im getting alot of keys and emailing them to myself.. for future use..
 
Sorry dude, but I can't read your mind. I will however assume from that statement that you got it through Technet.

so after the year is up, how much will MS want to renew it?

BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): I got the my original Vista X64 Ultimate ISO from Technet Plus and still use on some of my rigs along with legit but NFS Office 2007 Suites. The biggest deal out of this if you are into servers is the FREE legit and not time-bombed copy of their Server OSes:toast:. This is free for the next 365 days and you will have the chance to renew it for $249 (normally $299) since you're already a subscriber as of today.
 
BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): I got the my original Vista X64 Ultimate ISO from Technet Plus and still use on some of my rigs along with legit but NFS Office 2007 Suites. The biggest deal out of this if you are into servers is the FREE legit and not time-bombed copy of their Server OSes:toast:. This is free for the next 365 days and you will have the chance to renew it for $249 (normally $299) since you're already a subscriber as of today.

OK, cool. that works out really well for someone who has more than one machine and is too much of a coward to jump to Linux.

I appreciate the info. I'm signing up. I already had a windows live sign-in even though I never actually bought anything. :toast: :toast: :toast:
 
So yeah, I'm trying to get a legit copy, and all it does is download a ASPX file, and not too sure on what to do...is that a legit/legal question to ask?

Edit: nevermind, I believe I got it. But it was from Microsoft's direct download thing, so not too sure if it is the real deal.
 
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