"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 09:30:08 -0700, Martin J
> <MartinJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>>I talked to 5 differnent people each one of them not knowing the answer, i
>>was hung up on twice because of bad transfers. I was transfered back to
>>one
>>of the people i orginaly spoke with. They told me there is nothing they
>>can
>>do and my only option is to buy another license because somebody has used
>>my
>>key.
>>
>>I didn't yell and scream at anybody, the first few poeple honestly didn't
>>know the answer and you can't blame them for that but what really gets to
>>me
>>is you spend hundreds of dollars on this peice of software and you can't
>>get
>>any help or a simple issue resolved.
>>
>>I was told to post on these boards to see if anybody can help. If
>>Microsoft
>>dosn't know the answer well who the hell does.
>
> Try this:
>
> For Martin:
>
> Simple solution if you live in North America. Visit below Microsoft
> site and follow the instructions. Be sure you photo copy your product
> key before returning and also your store receipt and send copies of
> the paperwork, keep the orignal paperwork. If you send by UPS you can
> pay a small fee and get proof of delivery, not many people know that
> UPS does that like the post office. Since you have a dispute over if
> or not you have a legal copy I would take that extra step just in case
> your return gets ignored.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/prod...und/refund.asp
>
> While waiting for a refund, you can purchase another copy and try a
> new key. In an extreme case assuming you purchased with a credit card
> you can call your bank the credit card is issued on and dispute the
> charges. They will send you form and remove the charges from your
> account until the dispute is resolved. Often just the threat of
> writing your bank is enough to put the fear of God in vendors that are
> dragging their feet issuing refunds. They don't want to get black
> listed by either Vista or Master Card.
>
> Ignore clueless trolls like Justin. If you continue to use a copy that
> Microsoft for whatever reason views as not genuine you will not be
> able to apply online updates and at some future time the Microsoft
> update servers that handle critical updates may invalidate your copy
> all together so as usual Justin is just blowing smoke out his butt and
> doesn't have a clue what he's talking about.
You already posted this. Quit spamming you troll!
Why do you insist on junking up the NG with double posts?
Classic adam garbage:
"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
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> As Mr. T would say; Pity the fool. You truly are a mindless dolt that
> babbles constantly in some vain effort to impress, only to keep
> proving what a world class dummy you actually are. To prove my point
> you cite as your source a web site ANYONE can edit the content of. Try
> some dictionary you unbelievably stupid dumbass. Here, let me help
> you:
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