Scam or real? - Microsoft Keys very cheap on this site...

[Sarm]

This site: http://www.windows7keysstore.co.uk/ is offering MS keys very cheap, has anyone bought from them or able to confirm it's legit?

These are even half the price of student discount, so I find it hard to consider it legit.

Any thoughts please?

[Lee G. Veteran]

Scam.

Domain name:

windows7keysstore.co.uk

Registrant:

sally cici

Registrant type:

Non-UK Individual

Registrant's address:

moxie road

suzhou

JiangSu

215000

China

Registrar:

eNom, Inc. [Tag = ENOM]

URL: http://www.enom.com

Relevant dates:

Registered on: 25-Apr-2012

Expiry date: 25-Apr-2014

Last updated: 25-Apr-2012

[Jim K Global Moderator]

Really?

It quacks like a scam.

[DaveLegg Developer]

Why would a UK store be selling things in dollars as the default? Basic mistake by the scammers there

[ZeroFearX]

They are probably MSDN keys.

If I were you, I would stay out of this. Reselling MSDN keys is "illegal" and Microsoft have the ability to blacklist activation for all those keys.

They are ways to get "activated" version of those products without paying a dime and in term of legally, it would be the same as buying those keys.

Again, I assume they are MSDN keys and I might be completely wrong. This could just be a scam where you won't receive anything.

[xanonline]

Obviously it's a scam. 82-96% off? lol. If that's not too good to be true, then I don't know what is.

[Scorbing]

That has Scam written all over it bud.

[+Ryster Subscriber²]

You really have to ask? :|

[Sarm]

whois sums it up, I should have checked that one ;)

Cheers guys.

[DJGM]

It's sites like windows7keysstore.co.uk that are the reason Microsoft are imposing more restrictions of how

the product keys from Technet and MSDN accounts are used. For example, Technet subscribers now face

having their existing product keys deactivated if their subscriptions lapse and are not renewed.

All because of scumbag scammers such as this based in places like China (and sometimes also Russia).

[xanonline]

It's sites like windows7keysstore.co.uk that are the reason Microsoft are imposing more restrictions of how

the product keys from Technet and MSDN accounts are used. For example, Technet subscribers now face

having their existing product keys deactivated if their subscriptions lapse and are not renewed.

All because of scumbag scammers such as this based in places like China (and sometimes also Russia).

That has nothing to do with it. This site is a complete scam - they don't actually sell anything.