Quote from: tspacepilot on July 03, 2014, 03:11:29 AM

Quote from: Floord-1 on July 03, 2014, 01:39:38 AM

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This thread is like a disco jam on repeat:

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Seriously, if you can't communicate in finite sentences, it starts to sound like nonsense-land real fast. I'd save your accusations for your native language. This is embarrassing.

Made me LOL and I was singing that in a rave-style in my head. Cheesy

Quote from: skottiejay on June 30, 2014, 01:53:08 AM

I don't mean to impose on something I know very little about, while it IS illegal to sell these keys do you know how easy it is to get keys and activators online? Fuck you could go to kickass.to or some torrent site right now and activate your Windows version for nothing at all. The fact this guy is selling keys, whether they are legit or not that's all him. If they aren't legit and M$ finds out, someone surely will find a way around it.

Although I did read (I think?) that one of the OS's is going to start throwing in a kill-switch for pirated copies of their OS's in the near future, which is a good idea I guess but I'm sure someone will find a way around that as well.

What was the point of this thread? To tattle? I mean seriously, bitcointalk has literally become a bunch of cynical bastards who either cry scam on people or do shit like this.

Let me ask you this, what looking at this thread, all the threads that cry scam and the likes and others and tell me what would entice anyone to look into getting bitcoin? Seriously?

How is this going to convince anyone to adopt bitcoin?

Quote from: jambola2 on July 02, 2014, 12:27:03 PM

Quote from: PolarPoint on July 01, 2014, 07:07:40 PM

MSDN accounts are for developers to test their products on Microsoft platforms. The keys should not be sold and used in an operational environment, not even for web surfing and checking email (specified in the agreement). There is no way what Floord is doing is legal, and keys provided by him could be invalidated by Microsoft anytime.

I've done some searching :-

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If an MSDN subscription is transferred or sold, any perpetual use rights are transferred to the new party and the seller can no longer use the software.

You are allowed to transfer or sell your MSDN account under the condition that you no longer use your account.
There is a fair chance that the keys provided by Floord are pirated , but this is not enough to ban him or make him shut his shop down.

For real people I thought we were Libertarians here? If people want cheap/free/stolen software bad enough, they will find a way to get it anyways. No reason to specifically stomp on this dude. Free market, free economy.