Microsoft (again)
Jun 9, 2016 20:25:59 #
Los-Angeles-Shooter wrote:
I'll ignore your sarcasm and insults, counselor. A... (show quote)
I guarantee you that Microsoft is doing NOTHING illegal here.
That is one hell of a stretch to try and classify this as "unfair competition" CA B&P Code 17200, and ABSOLUTELY ABSURD to claim that it's "directly or indirectly disposing of real or personal property" under CA B&P Code 17500
Keep trying to prove me wrong, your amateurish googling of random codes has NOTHING on my DECADES of experience.
Feel free to keep embarrassing yourself, though a wise person would simply STOP.
Jun 10, 2016 15:28:03 #
TerryA
Loc: Williamsburg, VA
Interesting. I had exactly the same thing happen on the same day (June 8), Microsoft deciding that my copy of Windows 7 was "not genuine," with the OS installed by Dell on an original purchase. And now, I sure it will take me hours, if not days, to get this corrected. Thank you, Microsoft.
Jun 10, 2016 19:01:41 #
TerryA wrote:
Interesting. I had exactly the same thing happen on the same day (June 8), Microsoft deciding that my copy of Windows 7 was "not genuine," with the OS installed by Dell on an original purchase. And now, I sure it will take me hours, if not days, to get this corrected. Thank you, Microsoft.
Interesting indeed. My computer person has "disappeared". If you figure out a solution please let me know & I'll do the same. I wonder if it's a Dell thing.....
Thanks for the reply
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