Topic: Selling pirated / illegal software licenses. (Read 5272 times)

There might be one or two legit sellers. Pretty much if the average price per key is under $80, something isn't legit.

@tspacepilot, I had a good laugh reading your replies in this thread, thank you.

Also, I'm pretty sure that Floord-1 isn't the only one selling Microsoft keys on these forums. Non of them are legit?

No i didn't see it and no i'm not ready to spend ANY money on you just to get a proof. Lol what method is it that you have to pay first in order to see your keys aren't stolen/illegal.

我們可以與您肯定同情你的英語不是這麼好。但我們所有的同情並不能真正幫助我們理解你想說什麼。請你幫個忙，找朋友誰分享你的母語，請他們來幫助你製作你的反應。它似乎很清楚，我認為你是對的統計機器翻譯依靠100％，它的下降短。特別是如果你想爭辯或拋出的指責，那麼你要貴點的精妙之處碰到。如往年一樣，這是八九不離十像你鍵入單詞沙拉，這是一個羅夏測試來猜測你的意圖的語法/語義。為了方便說明，我想像著我的一段，是絕對荒謬的是由谷歌渲染成“傳統的中國人”。


Reverse translated:

We can certainly sympathize with you your English is not so good. But all our sympathy does not really help us understand what you mean. Do yourself a favor, find friends who share your native language, ask them to help you make your reaction. It seems clear, I think you are right to rely on statistical machine translation to 100%, it fell short. Especially if you want to argue or throw accusations, then you want your point of subtlety encounter. As in previous years, this is sorta like you type the word salad, which is a Rorschach test to guess your intentions syntax / semantics. For convenience of explanation, I imagine my period, it is absolutely absurd rendered by Google as "traditional Chinese people."


Original paragraph:
We can certainly sympathize with you about your English not being so good.  But all our sympathy doesn't really help us understand what you're trying to say.  Do yourself a favor, find a friend who shares your native language and ask them to help you craft your responses.  It's seems clear to me that you're relying 100% on statistical machine translation and it's falling short.  Especially if you want to argue or throw accusations, then you want the subtlety of your point to come across.  As things stand, it's sorta like you're typing in word salad and it's a rorshach test to guess your intended syntax/semantics.  Just for illustration, I'm imagining that my paragraph is absolute nonsense as rendered into "traditional chinese" by Google.


Edit:

Actualy the round trip to Chinese and back in Google isn't so bad.  But this is obviously very language dependent.  For example, I took the same paragraph to tamil and back and now it's starting to sound like prose by Floord-1


We will be sure your English is not so good, you can sympathize with. But our sympathy really help us understand what you're trying to say and what not. , Do yourself a favor and share in your own language, ask a friend to help you craft your answers. Statistical machine translation is 100% dependent on you for it and it seems clear to me that the short fall. You have to throw the charges or argue, in particular, should you come across subtle point. MP If you type the word salad, and it's your purpose syntax / semantics guess Rorshach appears in the film as a test, it's waiting. Just the description, I have to Google "traditional Chinese" will be a complete nonsense to imagine that my column.

You don't see what I wrote?

I believe so, but I was just trying to help "decode" Floord's message.

He just doesn't have any certificate as it's not possible that microsoft would choose anyone as their key reseller and neither they would sell only keys in bulk.

I believe he want you to buy a key from him, and then check it with Microsoft directly.

Can you please reformulate this? It's pretty hard to understand.

If you want to know the key is legal or not ... Can I buy from a key ... Then with Microsoft support for it...OK!

This.

Floord-1 hasn't specified anything about any CoA's. So, do you offer a CoA(Certificate of Authenticity) along with the keys? Apparently it is the only way to sell a legit key.

Except that no1 of the users that gave you that feedback are in default trust list and they neither have positive trust or any history on these forums. I've personally never seen them posting.

This is the last sentence I wrote in here...A stupid topics:

1. First, My English language is not good ... Everyone can sympathize with me this.

2. This is the key legal.

3. Keys working 100% and genuine....Are not blacklisted and warranty full time.

4. The best way is you take a look at the feedback from the customer and my partners -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/selling-keys-windows-office-antivirus-509600

-> http://www.usc.edu/~douglast/202/lecture23/manifesto.html (Have you read it yet)

Mfg Floord

I think the point of contention is not the fact that he/she might be illegally selling keys, but that he/she might be doing that and yet is telling his/her buyers that that isn't the case. Even in a capitalist market, scams and fraudulent businesses are not and should not be tolerated.

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




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.

The following quote is taken directly from Microsoft's website:


The actual page is here.

When in doubt, you can always contact a Microsoft representative and ask them directly.

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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.

The best way is to silence because the stupid knowledge and your funny (Spammers to raise Activity).

-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/bluefirecorp-20802 (Pages: 1 -> 41)



If you want to know the key is legal or not ... Can I buy from a key ... Then with Microsoft support for it...OK!

Of course, just because a key is working now, it doesn't mean it is legit. That's why I'm curious as to how we can figure this out.

The thing that they aren't blacklisted doesn't mean they are already used or are in usage. There is no way you could get so cheap not pirated and legit licences not to mention that it usually comes with the sticker from Microsoft.