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 Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 5:23 am Post subject: Warning! oem4xp, xp4oem, oemtime.com not genuine |
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Would you believe genuine xp pro for $89? Don't. Because the
hologram does not say Genuine when you tilt the disk. And if you paid
with paypal, don't expect any help from there, because "Paypal claims
process applies only to shipment of goods, not to the quality or
attributes of the goods." In other words, oem4xp.com can charge you
for Windows XP Pro, and send you a pirate CD, and Paypal will not help
you in the slightest. Hopefully VISA willl let you do a chargeback. |
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Z˙RiX
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| Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 11:02 am Post subject: Re: Warning! oem4xp, xp4oem, oemtime.com not genuine |
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Turn them in to MS if you prove it and have the disk and COA they will give
you a free one...
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Would you believe genuine xp pro for $89? Don't. Because the
hologram does not say Genuine when you tilt the disk. And if you paid
with paypal, don't expect any help from there, because "Paypal claims
process applies only to shipment of goods, not to the quality or
attributes of the goods." In other words, oem4xp.com can charge you
for Windows XP Pro, and send you a pirate CD, and Paypal will not help
you in the slightest. Hopefully VISA willl let you do a chargeback. |
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Jim Carter
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| Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 1:28 am Post subject: Re: Warning! oem4xp, xp4oem, oemtime.com not genuine |
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On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:23:28 -0700 (PDT), learn from me
<jdhenckel@gmail.com> wrote:
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In other words, oem4xp.com can charge you
for Windows XP Pro, and send you a pirate CD, and Paypal will not help
you in the slightest.
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I wonder if that will still apply after the court decision
(yesterday?) against Ebay? The court ruled against Ebay when they
were sued by a person who purchased a counterfeit item from one of
their sellers. |
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