did'nt realise that but i just got mine for £3.75 thanks :smiley:
mrcrypto
5 Jan 1714#4
Great deal for those people who want to make believe they have legitimately purchased a genuine Windows license.
polly69 to mrcrypto
5 Jan 17#7
I bought a key last week off ebay for £4.95 and activated and worked no issues.
Its a big drop off that high horse. They are legit keys only difference is £100 its better than using a activator and pirating the software. Why if you feel so strong about it did you come on a thread about the keys. Why should we pay over £100 for a key its daylight robbery.
Sambat to mrcrypto
5 Jan 171#17
Which is one step higher than than patching the licence key I guess.
punisheruk
5 Jan 171#5
Please excuse my naivety but is this not legal? I would like to get one for a pc i have spare
easymoney
5 Jan 17#6
Please point me in the right direction for £3.75 copy thanks
what's the faulty motherboard bit all about? presumably you have to pay a few quid for postage so I guess most people don't bother, not wanting to pay for a bit of scrap metal :smiley:
looks reasonably legit given the 1792 (or 5000) sold, 99.6% positive feedback - plus I guess if anything goes wrong they simply give you a replacement to avoid negative feedback
slayermatt
5 Jan 17#12
Because digital keys aren't supposed to be sold on ebay. They're probably keys torn from broken PC's Im guess? At least you can confirm legitimacy that way though.
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Its a big drop off that high horse. They are legit keys only difference is £100 its better than using a activator and pirating the software. Why if you feel so strong about it did you come on a thread about the keys. Why should we pay over £100 for a key its daylight robbery.
looks reasonably legit given the 1792 (or 5000) sold, 99.6% positive feedback - plus I guess if anything goes wrong they simply give you a replacement to avoid negative feedback