is anyone else tired of seeing tonnes of the same/very similar deal?

Everyone here who has bought a key should post the last 5 digits of the key they were supplied with... lets see if any of them match. :smile:

Regards
Flea

It is a fact that it is legit .... an alternative fact.

Hi, I would like to share with you this very interesting website : "licence-activation"
where you can get an original activation key and a genuine licence on a very interesting price.
I have tried a key from the website and it is perfectly working. They answer quite fastly to emails, and can even assist you online through Teamviewer in case of a problem. I highly recommend.

Has anyone purchased this and is it still working please? Was thinking of buying for my little office. Thx

So I got me a key a week ago from one of these deals, paid 3.05. Have had trouble installing the x64 version and I was feeling somewhat adventurous - so I contacted Microsoft through online chat to sort me out. They've asked for the product code... than said I shouldn't have any trouble installing the x64 version and gave me the link. Now, given that the responses were nearly instant, I doubt anyone ran any kind of checks, and perhaps at some point in the future I'll get the dreaded prompt - but for now it works.

Any deals like this for a Mac version?

Have your KEY handy and call MS support on 0344 800 2400 if you don't believe me and don't forget to mention the details of the seller. We need these guys in prison!

This auction was for a key applied to a Microsoft account. The software was downloaded through the Microsoft site, you have just as much a chance of malware as the buyers of these keys

If it doesn't work after 90 days , I'm sure £5 more won't break the bank. Not bad for a quarter year usage

It was, I got the answer I wanted within 48hrs! I'm glad I paid £229.99 for my copy rest assured that it contains no malware or backdoors into my iMAC. I doubt yours will still be working after 90 days!

It's going to be a long long wait

It's been removed for over a day now, how about some fizzy lemonade in a plastic cup?

eBay have removed the listing and I'm awaiting evidence from Microsoft before posting again.

Don't forget the party sausages, and assorted sandwiches on white bread chopped into triangles

Bet your fun at parties lol

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Listing now removed. Funny that, totally not shady :man:

got the key but never got the motherboard.

I bought and successfully installed one of these but from another seller for £6.60.

I think all he's saying is that this is a court ruling based on applicable laws. Not law in itself, and clearly doesn't supersede national laws, so if the same case was brought in the UK we simply don't know for certain what the outcome would be. If so, it's correct, and a fact, not a point of view. A precedent exists but it's still a grey area.

You also mentioned these being corporate keys which aren't covered by the EU ruling if sold like this anyway (same for MSDN and other volume licensing), and that makes your argument very confusing.

The right to resell software under the EU ruling does not allow you to change the terms of the license.

Under this ruling OEM keys must still be sold with hardware. If they have ever been linked to a particular machine, they must be sold with that machine. Another grey area is Ebay policy allowing sellers to get away with sending just a broken motherboard. However, most of these cheap sellers do not even do this, and their keys aren't OEM anyway.

There's a few more things that could be pointed out, but I'll leave it at that. HTH

the European Court of Justice, the EU's highest court, decisively rejected Oracle's arguments.

"It makes no difference whether the copy of the computer program was made available by means of a download from the rightholder’s website or by means of a material medium such as a CD-ROM or DVD," the court ruled. "Even if the rightholder formally separates the customer’s right to use the copy of the program supplied from the operation of transferring the copy of the program to the customer on a material medium, the operation of downloading from that medium a copy of the computer program and that of concluding a license agreement remain inseparable from the point of view of the acquirer."

The court noted that if it accepted Oracle's argument, then "suppliers would merely have to call the contract a ‘license’ rather than a ‘sale’ in order to circumvent the rule of exhaustion and divest it of all scope."

"From an economic point of view, the sale of a computer program on CD-ROM or DVD and the sale of a program by downloading from the internet are similar," the court ruled. "The on-line transmission method is the functional equivalent of the supply of a material medium."

The court also rejected Oracle's contention that even if the original software license was transferable, the new owner was not entitled to use the free updates Oracle supplied with the software.

So you are saying that Gavin is correct and that EU law doesn't even exist and fullfacts.org don't understand it either. Fair enough, stick with your views. Just don't try to convince me you know more than they do, convince them as they are currently more reputable than your advice imho
Or read the link

Oh and you and Gavin should contact this lot too as they need convincing you know the ruling so clearly
http://www.computerweekly.com/opinion/EU-court-legalises-second-hand-software

As for understanding the ruling. Here is the end of the ruling as taken from the European Court of Justice's own page

87 Moreover, a copyright holder such as Oracle is entitled, in the event of the resale of a user licence entailing the resale of a copy of a computer program downloaded from his website, to ensure by all technical means at his disposal that the copy still in the hands of the reseller is made unusable.

((( in other words, so long as the original PC is scrapped then the licence is transferable)))

88 It follows from the foregoing that the answer to Questions 1 and 3 is that Articles 4(2) and 5(1) of Directive 2009/24 must be interpreted as meaning that, in the event of the resale of a user licence entailing the resale of a copy of a computer program downloaded from the copyright holder’s website, that licence having originally been granted by that rightholder to the first acquirer for an unlimited period in return for payment of a fee intended to enable the rightholder to obtain a remuneration corresponding to the economic value of that copy of his work, the second acquirer of the licence, as well as any subsequent acquirer of it, will be able to rely on the exhaustion of the distribution right under Article 4(2) of that directive, and hence be regarded as lawful acquirers of a copy of a computer program within the meaning of Article 5(1) of that directive and benefit from the right of reproduction provided for in that provision.

((( in other words - the licence may be sold on as it had a value when purchased ))) Seems clear enough to me, but hey hu, you say you know better than the judges too :confused:

You don't seem to fully understand what the EU ruling means. What Gavin has said is correct. Sorry :stuck_out_tongue:

If your going to resort to childish comments to win an argument there no point in continuing.

Now removed again by Ebay as it's obviously dodgy and against their policy.



Wow, crazy post. So, people will stop coming to this site because they aren't allowed to post dodgy/scam deals? Either way you're wrong anyway. Mods on here don't remove deal links. If they don't approve of a deal, the whole post will disappear, not just the link. Although I think they can be a tad ridiculous sometimes, it results in a much safer environment. Better safe than fair. If we could post anything this site would have died a long time ago.

Should this post be allowed on here at all? At the absolute best it's grey market, and this isn't the place to advertise grey market goods. And, that's only if these are truly OEM keys which is quite unlikely. People on here trust the deals posted, and this really lets them down.

To believe these are OEM keys just because they say so is naive. Most MS software listed on Ebay has always been volume/msdn/technet licensing (often stolen), but obviously they don't say that, and those keys are illegal to sell. Ebay cover themselves by requiring the seller to provide the original hardware with any OEM key sales in their policy. But then most sellers will quote the policy to get listed with no hardware being actually delivered, or randomly even if it is. EU law is irrelevant if the seller is lying.

Did anyone who ordered this get a broken piece of computer in the post?

Yes, the keys will work (mostly) for a period of time and it's a good deal if you don't mind the fact that the vast majority are stolen.

This is not a moral high ground post. I have quite happily used activators and other means in the past. I don't mind admitting that and would do so again before paying for this.

Usedsoft are a German reseller of corporate licences. They indeed won a case against Oracle in the German supreme courts and they are spreading across the EU. There is (was) nothing to stop them trading in the UK, and I suspect that Brexit may change their minds if they planned too, as the EU ruling won't hold here after we leave.

But you have had one use here
Helped by pointing out the case HERE

You need to let the EU supreme court know that. They obviously don't know their stuff. Also you should let the thousands of other websites dedicated to translating EU law know that they have got it all wrong
I am glad an expert such as yourself took the time and effort to clear that up for us. Oh, could you also phone that Martin Lewis up and tell him to stop ranting about EU laws too. Oh and our prime Minster refered to EU laws only earlier today. Give her a quick ring and tell her all you know. Again, thanks for your useful contribution. It's wonderful that they let you use a PC

Even one of the big boys gets it all so wrong Your need to contact them here

The key they supplied me was rejected by Microsoft as has been used the maximum number of times.
I would assume people who purchased one key registered on more than one machine.
My key ended -TVJ92.
No response from seller.

BillyBits

I have tried the key on my laptop and desktop - both download updates and claimed fully registered for now...

A solid 6, I went to school, not enough, haven't tried the key yet :smiley:

Any good deals there?

Yeah, but ...
You haven't told us how handsome you are (1 - 10), your professional qualifications, your salary, nor if the key worked!

Key just arrived

Ordered last night and received this email from ebay about 2 hours later:


No sign of the key yet

will this work on a Mac? Thanks.

Well I bought it, sent an email with a link and security code.

Downloaded and installed.

Entered code without my account until I used Outlook and used my Microsoft email.

Working ok and gives my 2010 a fresh new look.

Don't know how long it will work but seems ok.

Have not tried it on other computer.

Can you install this on 2 machines or will it complain?

After purchasing, did you notice that you do need to associate the key with a Microsoft account? So my description was not misinformation, without doing this Microsoft will not issue you the download link or allow activation.

Thanks that actually worked out. It's a shame I bought a licence already from the link. cheers anyhow.

Unlikely, Corporate Machines will be using volume licence keys, not OEM keys. When the PC is disposed of the licence goes back to the pool in the company for re-use, or the replacement PC for the employee gets the same licence just on a new box.


There is no such thing a EU Law. The EU can make regulations and directives but they then have to be transposed into UK law to become valid in the UK.
Until there is a UK case to push it into UK law its still a gray area. Look at it another way, if UsedSoft (who took Oracle to the EU high courts) were so confident this is a valid ruling throughout the EU why do they not trade in the UK?

The download is direct from Microsoft.....you enter the product key and it automatically selects the product and begins the install.

The download link navigates to setup.office.com , a Microsoft Domain.

Just ordered. Thanks

Mate don't waste your time and effort, it's clear us righteous ones aren't appreciated :smile:

it was a little tongue in cheek i.e. you asked if I was a drunk idiot at parties etc so I just retorted with a few facts about me which I knew full well would irritate you...quid pro quo, and all that!

Also, my comment on the laptop thread was a genuine one i.e. pointing out there are ways to save a fortune if people can exert a little patience. I think my GT80 was one of the best bargains I have ever purchases....£1,000 off the retail price and was barely a few weeks old.

Honestly and genuinely, I don't care what you do or don't do but you seem to be totally missing the point: you 'had a go' first, so I called you on it which you didn't take kindly to - so I guess the moral of the story for you is 'don't dish it out if you can't take it'. As to arrogance, I think most people would find talking about salary and possessions quite vulgar and not socially acceptable. I never needed to know anything beyond that, and if you read back to the start, maybe you'll see it from the other side (maybe not).

i seriously don't get your issue with my self confidence and happy spending....but hey ho, it takes all sorts, sorry you find it so irritating & arrogant.

I don't want to argue anymore, so happy Christmas :smiley:

And I refer you back to my original point:

I didn't even know about you before you said that and started with all the self-glorification.

Next time don't dig at someone and you might not get such a 'vulgar' response....it goes back to my original point. No I didn't buy a copy, and no I don't act a t*** at parties.

Most people who earn 'good money' have the humility to keep quiet about it (the majority of people here aren't quite as vulgar), quite the opposite of you. Anyway, it sounds like you have a very important job to be doing so I won't hold you up.

Out of curiosity, the seller says the download location will be provided. Is it a genuine download location like office.com or an ms site, or is it a dodgy url?

If I wanted to bother articulating myself with sophisticated grammar and also check my punctuation I'll do so when writing an audit report, not tapping a quick message on HUKD, jeez give me a break!!

It's actually hilarious how your messages have morphed from basic grammatical structure to attempting to use more sophisticated grammar in your sentences (to make some failed point).

You've gone to great pains write that last mail, it's actually quite funny (I imagine you meticulously spell checked and proof read everything several times pmsl). Takes me 30 secs to punch a quick answer on my phone, who cares about punctuation on a deals forum!! (oh you, clearly)

I work with a chap like you, he tried to use big words all the time, but it actually comes out as forced into the sentence and sounds utterly ridiculous, completely out of context, it's cringey and embarassing.....we all laugh at him a lot, a bit like I'm laughing at your failed attempt at giving me a grammar lesson.

Seriously, get a life.....

Yet you are the one who very publicly announced your finances, 'looks' (seriously), your laptop in huge detail - as well as the price (in another thread I was reading) and your alleged social standing with women. I honestly am surprised you didn't tell us you drive a Ferrari amidst all that...

And to have a go at me after you started it (you may recall I made a comment that had nothing to do with you). I think you are the one that needs to look at your own life rather than sitting behind your computer screen telling everyone else how well off and amazing you are apparently are; but to use your own phraseology, I think you'll find it's the people who earn peanuts who have to live Walter Mitty lives. No point in me telling you where I got my degree, what I earn or where I live because it's irrelevant so I have no idea why you felt the need to.

P.S. for someone so well educated, your grammar and punctuation is terrible

This. MS sell these keys to corporate users for a tenner regularly.

What a proper tool. :laughing:

mate, I don't give a rat's what you think. I'm an ACCA qualified Accountant, on a fairly decent salary, hence can afford a GT80 & other boys toys.

it's not even a boast, not like I'm a millionaire, but I'm well educated, can afford lots of boys toys & have zero problems on the pull. it's ed hard work and looking after yourself. just pointing out what I am, don't get why you think it would even be a lie!?! can only assume you're a bit of a chav, I work with people like you that seem to get overly concerned about what I buy etc 'waste of money's, 'do you really need it' - it's always the folks who earn peanuts who say it ie have a chip on shoulder about people doing well for themselves

you worry about your own life mate, I'm fine with mine.

bit pathetic & sad you went off investigating me, grow up, man.

The mod that removed the link to the £4 one. Be aware that this is a public site and that your site relies on its fairness to keep its confidence by its members. The link was to an OEM copy. The copies are lawful, only breaching an EULA which is not enforceable. You really need to understand the EU ruling on reusing electronic goods before you willy nilly remove links. Members try to help each other achieve bargains on here. Removing legitimate links is the way that places like China work. It's is authoritarian and quite frankly a ridiculous attempt at control of free will and free speech. If you don't want people to share stuff, then convert the site to a non-posting billboard. Your membership will of course dwindle to zero, but you can be authoritarian all you like then. Learn commercial law before you remove perfectly legitimate links

The listing wasn't removed, HDUK changed the link on my post maybe for a refferal fee, here it is http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGINAL-OFFICE-PROFESSIONAL-PLUS-2016-32-64BIT-LICENSE-KEY-SCRAP-PC-/112284628688?hash=item1a24af76d0:g:VQYAAOSw2xRYj9UJ I am currently inboxing mod to ammend the link.

The listing wasn't removed, HDUK changed the link on my post maybe for a refferal fee, here it is http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGINAL-OFFICE-PROFESSIONAL-PLUS-2016-32-64BIT-LICENSE-KEY-SCRAP-PC-/112284628688?hash=item1a24af76d0:g:VQYAAOSw2xRYj9UJ I am currently inboxing mod to ammend the link.

To find others selling them, just use the search engine on eBay, search for office 2016 pro and loads will come up. Check the wording, making sure you are buying one that states its OEM not one that just uses a key generator (those are illegal and could result in legal action) and check their feedback to ensure the keys are activating (key gen ones get blocked quickly)

They are an alternative legit. The keys are usually from deceased systems with corporate licences. Under EU law, these licences can be re-used but they do breach the EULA which isn't legally enforceable. EBay remove the listings because they are scared they may get sued although it's unlikely. Also the US put pressure on them threatening to block them there (again unlikely). Buying these keys is lawful. Because the re-use branches the EULA, technically the key could get blocked, and probably one day will do, but that's likely to be quite some time after and for less than a tenner, you can't get a 365 subscription for that value, so I reckon it's good value to take a punt on (especially the one selling for just £4)

The eBay listing has been removed, maybe not so legit afterall!

eBay have now removed the listing and I have not received any codes either despite paying. Very dodgy! Dispute raised to get my money back.

eBay Policy States:
"OEM, bundled, or recovery software may be listed only if it is included along with the original hardware, such as the motherboard, hard drive, or computer sold with the OEM software." - Therefore, this sale includes the original broken beyond economical repair computer and motherboard.
Microsoft Policy States:
"Large brand-name computer manufacturers, such as Dell and Compaq, often include OEM software on non-holographic “recovery” or “reinstallation” discs that show the manufacturer’s brand name. These software packages are typically marked with a phrase that states, for instance, “For Distribution with a new Dell PC only.” Recovery or reinstallation software is licensed only for distribution with new computers and can be redistributed only with the computer for which it was initially distributed. Distributing such software with individual PC hardware components (e.g. hard drive; RAM) does not comply with Microsoft’s OEM distribution requirements." - Therefore, this sale includes the original computer from which the COA was taken off.
OEM Software:
Microsoft's Distribution Agreement for System Builders states that the system builder software packs are not intended for distribution to end users unless the end users are acting as system builders by assembling their own PCs. A "system builder" is anyone who assembles, reassembles or installs software on a new or used computer system.

This product does not infringe on any copyright, Trademark, or any other rights, or any of eBay's listing policies or spam policies.

£6.99 available at this seller

Ironically, I think previous discussion suggested it 'wasn't illegal' but it did violate the EULA so it's very grey area. But I agree somewhat, if paying something at all makes people feel better then why not!

Just one...... Do you struggle to get your head through standard doorways? :innocent:

A likely story - are these LAN parties that you take the MSI GT80 gaming laptop you were banging on about in another thread or actual parties with social people?

Self-proclaimed good looking. Tick
Announced your personal finances without being asked (£65k, you could've added another zero and I would still be impressed!). Tick
Claims to pull a nice lady with your looks, career and money (you forgot charm). Tick

Wow, just wow :smirk:

These sound very much like they are from a company who has an enterprise agreement whereby employees can get the full MS Office professional suite for £9.95 which is restricted to one machine.

​no, actually, I'm a £65k a year Accountant, and get a free copy of Office 365 via work.

Also, I realise these cheap copies won't put a dent in MS profitability, and certainly won't be funding terrorism.

Also, I'm good looking, and don't drink at parties, I prefer to pull a nice lady, which isn't difficult with my looks, career and money.

any more questions?

If people want to buy these codes, let them. Where these come from is questionable though. If anyone buying these codes really believe these are legal, contact MS and ask them who the code is registered to (I'm guessing a company or an MSDN subscription) and say you've bought it for £7 and is it legal to use it.

link is removed

Probably cause the HUKD Bureau of Investigations reported the seller

Will this work on a Mac?

Any good to you? https://products.office.com/en-gb/student/office-in-education

Is that because you're one of the people who paid £7 for it and don't like hearing the truth? Or are you just one of those guys at parties who gets boozy, thinks they're hilarious but all the guests secretly hate?

I love the people that think they know what they're talking about versus the ones that actually do.
I've paid for it so it's got to be fine. OK.........

​i bet you're fun at parties

brace yourselves - the 'you're funding nuclear weapons' do gooders are coming!!

And it would be OK for some shady bloke to take whatever you make from you for free and sell it for his own profit.?

Office is expensive, but its the standard, if you don't want to pay Microsoft then use one of the Open office Variants rather than just throwing money away like this.

Feedback is worthless, people will either leave it when they see it working and then it can never be changed and even if they waited months they can't leave feedback any more - hence the good feedback.

Honestly all you people saying 'but lol what can go wrong for £7, it's worth a shot' may as well just pirate it for free because it's about the same legitimacy. Do you really think a multi-billion dollar business like Microsoft sell this product for £350-ish or via 365 for £70/year have just 'accidentally' left this 'legit' loophole open and people happen to have just stumbled on it. Any excuse like, 'it's from a crushed PC' or 'at least I can prove I paid something' is about as watertight as 'I bought it from a stranger at the pub for cash and he looked honest'...

ordered 12 for work machines. thanks op. heat!

This is for 64 bit version, so useful for those wanting that. Previous two deals I saw were for 32 bit 2016 and 2013 versions.

You could, of course, continue to scroll past any deals not if interest to you.

No, Office for Mac completely different.

You told me it was Hilary?

​The terms and conditions state that you're not allowed to post deals to satellite receivers doesn't it? I'm sure I read that.

Agreed - I posted a perfectly fine mutant HD51 sat box deal today @ £174.99 delivered @ sat-shop and they took it down because they weren't "established enough " and were without a "social following" - irrelevant - each individual has the freedom to buy or NOT - regardless of the vendor

Firstly, learn to spell. Secondly, why should I go elsewhere with my comments? Too many dodgy ebay and other key sellers on here lately, maybe I'd like HUKD not to get shut down for promoting obviously illegal keys. And yes, loads of good feedback on ebay because people review as soon as they've bought and activated the product. Not 6 months later when it locks up as MS catches-up and deactivates the keys.

Does anyone know if this would work on Mac? :smiley:

This is fake
Code most likely from key/gens

Obviously not legit and will deactivated once it's been activated x number of times from various PCs.

I have been buying these keys for years and only had one that didn't work and i got a refund thought P/P i don't know what all the fuss is about really even if in the end they did turn off you have only lost a few pounds .
I bought the windows 10 pro of this seller yesterday and thats all running fine and that was only £2.99p and now i have got the full Office for £6.98 what a bargin.

Problem is that these licenses are likely to stop working a few months down the line and PayPal won't be any good by then.

...that's if these aren't actually legit.

Why not? if you don't like it go somewhere else with your commits and by the way go and read the Feedback on the ebay sellers listing there no one on there saying they are snide's has you said.

Good advise thats what i do like you say if it don't work go though PayPal and get your money back i always pay with P/P when buying from eBay or places that take P/P on the net just gives you a little bit more protection.

​i have 100% genuine Office 2013 Pro i paid £8.99 for. OK yes it is HUP but still 100% genuine. I like many would never pay even close to RRP. Worth a put for those that have no access to HUP.

Well done to the Mods/Owners of HUKD, who once again sit back and allow snide goods to be advertised on this site. What next? RolexClones.com ?

Does it even matter if it's legit? It's eBay, you're paying via PayPal. Just stick a claim in if it stops working.

Ordered yesterday for my daughter's laptop - The code came through on email within minutes.
Installed the software from the Microsoft website and entered activation code when prompted and works fine.

The previous post I submitted expired as the seller sold out, however this seller has a higher volume of feedback

Stick it on a virtual machine and back that up with veeam backup and your good to go

Your wrong. The same OP provided the same 2016 yesterday, a quick search and you will find it and the numerous comments about its legitimacy.

​How about you stop boring everyone and pay £350 for it then? I'd pay the £7 if I hadn't already downloaded it for free.

Did you get the key yet. I also bought one 8 hours ago and still no word from seller.
Did anyone get a key yet?

Did you get the key yet. I also bought one 8 hours ago and still no word from seller.
It's a digital key. Seller must be one lazy ****. Did anyone get a key yet

Yeah, and my names Bill Clinton.

OK you've totally convinced me that it's legit with that argument :laughing:
I try to get a good price, of course, but clearly Office 2016 Pro for £7 vs Office 2016 Pro from Microsoft or another authorised retailer at £350+ is quite a difference that should set alarm bells ringing. I accept that people always want a bargain and are willing to risk a few quid.

Of course. Assuming you install it on the crushed PC.

I bought the key for this yesterday and installed it last night with no problems. all seem to be working fine. it says I can reinstall on the same machine if needed.

You the type of person that pays the RRP for everything? To be honest, there are plenty of ways to get this for free, but at least if its only a few quid, you have a paper trail :wink:

Is it? do we really believe many thousands of computers are getting scrapped that have the latest version of Office on them? - most sensible businesses would have an office licence that could be transferred from a scrapped PC to their new replacement.

Wonder if Microsoft have become aware of these "deals" because of the interest there getting on here? Can't see them sitting back and letting all this go without intervention.

Everyone here who has bought a key should post the last 5 digits of the key they were supplied with... lets see if any of them match. :smile:

Regards
Flea

I bought a few of these cheap keys a few months ago. worked fine for a while, then said they failed activation because they were unauthorised or something similar.

Now I use a free package called WPS office, which as far as I can tell is practically identical.

I think 'reliable' would have been a better fitting word. ie will it keep functioning

This is legit, its taken from a crushed PC allegedly, so as long as u are offered the crushed item or motherboard, then it's all funky.

​its £7 so clearly not 100% legit! Office Pro sells for hundreds of pounds through legitimate channels.

Legit License... Lets Laugh Loud...Lemon :wink:

this was selling for a penny in some Sainburys. Could be where it has come from

is anyone else tired of seeing tonnes of the same/very similar deal?

Oh here we go again, these were posted yesterday

I know a youngster who needs Word for college, unfortunately the college don't give out Word etc.

How do you download 32 bit MS Office to use the key on? How do you avoid associating it with your MS account (it says to "sign in")? I'm ordering this for a youngster who needs it (Word) on their laptop for college (the college don't provide any free versions)

lol .. complete misinformation.

1. you do not need to tie a ms office product key with your "ms account"
2. in the eu, you can re-sell on an oem product key; there for it transferable to another machine

:confused: I bought a key...

Worth a shot for less than £7

These keys are probably what they call a batch ome key(s) they will activate and everything but say in 2 year's time you need to format your machine and reactivate it won't anymore. Happened to me with cheap win8 key. Good price just have to bare in mind it may no reactivate later.

If this is Legit ..My name must be Harry Potter :smiley:

Checked sellers rating and reviews... worth a try

£7 for MS office, whats the catch?