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Humm, pretty tough to say you "paid" for it then.
Carey Frisch said:If the seller included the software with the sale of the
computer, then you can go ahead and use it on that
computer.
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience -
Windows Vista Enthusiast
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I apologise for being rude about this. The guy sold the Office 2003 product
to me. I thought I could probably use on the computer he sold it with seeing
it was bought for that computer.
Maybe the software is intended for one owner.
Carey Frisch said:eBay has a strict policy of not allowing products marked
as "Not for Resale" to be sold on their auction site.
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience -
Windows Vista Enthusiast
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:
I thought that may be the case.
The "not for resale" notice on the cd and everywhere else had me a bit
bothered, and at the same time I had been reading auctions for Microsoft
Office 2003 Professional products selling with "Not for Resale" on the cds or
cases.
A person had bought one and asked the seller why do these cds have the
"Not for Resale" written on them. That seller is selling the office 2003 xp
pro for NZ$179 and selling dozens of copies each week. All the other retail
versions for auction are advertised for NZ$00 and up to NZ$500 and more!
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