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It's a bit off that you are only selling "Eductation" Licences - It cuts out most of the audience.
Also now that you are a trader on here I think you need to contact Steve to be able to sell
Also now that you are a trader on here I think you need to contact Steve to be able to sell
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It's a bit off that you are only selling "Eductation" Licences - It cuts out most of the audience.
Also now that you are a trader on here I think you need to contact Steve to be able to sell
yes Ive contacted Steve, just waiting back on a reply.
Im not just selling educational licences. I forgot to add theres much more but they are at a higher price.
Did you read on the links on "How to qualify?" for the educational items? In reality its not too hard, you can have a child at school, be a student yourself, have someone in household whom is a child etc etc...
Ah that's cool then, I still don't qualify for an education licence though 
Good Luck with the idea
And this post will get it back to the top again
Good Luck with the idea
And this post will get it back to the top again
You sure you dont qualify? LOL...
Check your PM..
Hey mate,
What softwares you after?
Add me to msn: julienlet@hotmail.com
Check your PM..
Hey mate,
What softwares you after?
Add me to msn: julienlet@hotmail.com
I have to buy various bits of Microsoft Software over the year to make sure everything is kept legal. I don't require anything this minute but was just interested in your prices.
I'm pretty sure I don't qualify for any Educational Licences, for home or work. I don't have any kids, I don't do any education courses - I don't work for anything educational etc
Also I didn't get a PM
I'm pretty sure I don't qualify for any Educational Licences, for home or work. I don't have any kids, I don't do any education courses - I don't work for anything educational etc
Also I didn't get a PM
Bud - i'm not knocking your idea - BUT as i said in my PM.... be carefull what licenses you sell.
In general, OEM software may not be transferred from one system to another system.
The End User License Agreement (EULA) for OEM software, including Windows XP, states that the software is licensed as a single integrated product in connection with the hardware. However, it's important to remember that the end user cannot see nor accept the electronic EULA until the software is installed on a fully-assembled computer system. So, even though the original OEM software unit may have been distributed with a component, like a hard drive, it isn't until the software is installed on a fully-assembled computer system that it becomes "married" to the hardware.
In general, OEM software may not be transferred from one system to another system. However, the computer system can certainly be updated with new components without the requirement of a new software license. The only exception to this is the motherboard. If the motherboard is replaced, the computer system is deemed "new" and a new license would be required. Other PC components may be upgraded, including a hard drive. Though if the hard drive is replaced/upgraded, the operating system must first be removed from the old hard drive. To restate: the operating system is "married" to the computer system on which it is originally installed.
Generally, you may upgrade or replace all of the hardware components on your customer's computer and the customer may maintain the license for the original Microsoft OEM operating system software, with the exception of an upgrade or replacement of the motherboard. Unless upgraded or replaced under warranty, if the motherboard is upgraded, then a new computer has been created and the license of new operating system software is required. The original Microsoft OEM operating system software cannot be transferred to another computer. Please visit https://oem.microsoft.com/script/contentpag...x?PageID=552862
for more information regarding used and refurbished computers. There is no difference between preinstalled OEM operating system software and OEM operating system software acquired after the purchase of a PC. Regardless, the OEM operating system must remain with the device that retains the motherboard.
Thank you,
The Microsoft OEM System Builder Licensing Team
J
In general, OEM software may not be transferred from one system to another system.
QUOTE
The End User License Agreement (EULA) for OEM software, including Windows XP, states that the software is licensed as a single integrated product in connection with the hardware. However, it's important to remember that the end user cannot see nor accept the electronic EULA until the software is installed on a fully-assembled computer system. So, even though the original OEM software unit may have been distributed with a component, like a hard drive, it isn't until the software is installed on a fully-assembled computer system that it becomes "married" to the hardware.
In general, OEM software may not be transferred from one system to another system. However, the computer system can certainly be updated with new components without the requirement of a new software license. The only exception to this is the motherboard. If the motherboard is replaced, the computer system is deemed "new" and a new license would be required. Other PC components may be upgraded, including a hard drive. Though if the hard drive is replaced/upgraded, the operating system must first be removed from the old hard drive. To restate: the operating system is "married" to the computer system on which it is originally installed.
Generally, you may upgrade or replace all of the hardware components on your customer's computer and the customer may maintain the license for the original Microsoft OEM operating system software, with the exception of an upgrade or replacement of the motherboard. Unless upgraded or replaced under warranty, if the motherboard is upgraded, then a new computer has been created and the license of new operating system software is required. The original Microsoft OEM operating system software cannot be transferred to another computer. Please visit https://oem.microsoft.com/script/contentpag...x?PageID=552862
for more information regarding used and refurbished computers. There is no difference between preinstalled OEM operating system software and OEM operating system software acquired after the purchase of a PC. Regardless, the OEM operating system must remain with the device that retains the motherboard.
Thank you,
The Microsoft OEM System Builder Licensing Team
J
Fully aware buddy. Buyer's must meet these rules & regs, hence why I give the Microsoft link.
i see you won this item - are you in need ???
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can you also get Illustrator CS2 or even the complete Adobe Creative Suite 2
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