theultimatesteal

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Dillon Farmer

Further to my posting some months ago about theultimatesteal (student
promotion) and a Vista Ultimate upgrade, you may remember MS in its' T's
& C's provided for a variety of qualifying operating systems. One of
those was Win98. Leaving out the technical problems of upgrading via
that path, MS has now changed its' T's & C's to exclude any OS's from
which a direct upgrade is not possible.

Whilst MS gave me a product key for a full edition of Vista Ultimate
with Win98 as the qualifying OS under the old terms, with the new this
is no longer possible.

I can only surmise MS did not intend the deal as originally advertised.

Dillon
 
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Dillon Farmer said:
Leroy,

As a matter of interest do you deny the T's & C's have changed?

If they have changed why?

Dillon

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Richard said:
... and have our own lives and jobs.
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DigitalRiver (DR) were totally useless in resolving my installation
problem some months ago. They could not even understand the issue. I
ended up having to quote "legal" chapter and verse to MS before they
would honour their contract.

Now, as I had raised this "installation" problem here (and received
helpful responses) it seemed only proper that I should send a follow-up
lest someone was labouring under the illusion the old terms still apply.

The change in T's & C's is a matter entirely in the domain of MS. NOT DR
who act behalf of MS.

To be directed to DR on this matter, therefore, is something of a time
wasting exercise which as a person with a life and job I'm sure you can
appreciate.


Dillon
 
DigitalRiver (DR) were totally useless in resolving my installation
problem some months ago. They could not even understand the issue. I
ended up having to quote "legal" chapter and verse to MS before they
would honour their contract.

Now, as I had raised this "installation" problem here (and received
helpful responses) it seemed only proper that I should send a follow-up
lest someone was labouring under the illusion the old terms still apply.

The change in T's & C's is a matter entirely in the domain of MS. NOT DR
who act behalf of MS.

To be directed to DR on this matter, therefore, is something of a time
wasting exercise which as a person with a life and job I'm sure you can
appreciate.


Dillon
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"Digital River" is merely an organization that handles money
transactions for companies on the 'net.

DDW
 
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