What's with these sites I see that are selling Windows 10 download with product key real cheap. Here's an example.
(Not for me. One of my customer's asked)
Example: https://pcdestination.com/?gclid=Cjw...RoCVeAQAvD_BwE
Pete
Bad link.
Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64 Bit License (1PC) MS OFFICE WORKS
Does this work?
Last edited by Brink; 20 Dec 2017 at 11:30. Reason: link removed
Yes, thanks.
Anyone ever buy from this type of seller?
When it's too good (too cheap) to be true it probably isn't.
There is lots of talk online about scammers selling ultra-cheap Windows software.
The software may be workable, but the license keys are not valid.
So you won't be saving $80. You'll be wasting $20.
I don't know anything about the seller you linked to, but once again ... If it's too good to be true it probably isn't.
Pony up the $100 and buy a legitimate copy of Windows.
Here's some info...
Windows 10 for $20? - YouTube
Why buy it, its a free download. unless your wanting to update from Home to Pro...
The forum is full of folks that have bought these keys from sites like that, only for them to be de-activated months later as they are stolen or illegally resold MSDN keys.
Lets see what the video shows.
1. A Windows 10 key for 1/5 the price.
2. The key comes from China.
3. It activates for now until Microsoft runs a auto check on the key a few weeks later and finds out the key you have is counterfeit. It might even take a couple of months for Microsoft to decline your COA key.
The fact that the COA key comes from China should tell you all you need to know.
China makes all kinds of counterfeit anything if they can sell it. It's just the way they do business in China and has been for decades.
Selling counterfeits is a normal way of doing business in China. It's a major part of China's economy.
Jack
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