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Posted by: Andy123

« on: 25. May 2017., 09:10:53 »

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No cheap license key is legitimate if you ask Microsoft. It's probably best to upgrade to Win 10 using your 7 or 8/8.1 key or assistive technology upgrade if you qualify. It's hard to get a genuine retail Win 10 key for a discount. Even if you upgrade from a retail Win 7 or 8/8.1 it becomes tied to the machine. I bought a sealed boxed retail Win 10 on eBay and it turned out to be fake. It had an OEM key and the USB was missing the hologram.

Posted by: hdaackda

« on: 07. April 2017., 09:09:03 »

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what if they are generated from Keygens?? how could we verify?

Posted by: clay1425

« on: 06. February 2017., 15:42:24 »

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Hi,

It is very common to get great discount from the Web, even there are tons of sites dedicated to this,
for example: www.sharewarepros.

Hope it clarify

Posted by: Samker

« on: 03. February 2017., 20:55:10 »

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Pal, thanks for info...

...however, this offer looks too good to be true.

Please, if anyone buy, provide us a feedback.

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By the way, I can vouch for this seller here: http://scforum.info/index.php?topic=9421.0

Posted by: asde1979

« on: 03. February 2017., 00:14:15 »

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Been seeing more of these online sellers for MS keys for cheap: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/GENUINE-WINDOWS-10-PRO-32-64BIT-OEM-ORIGINAL-LICENSE-KEY-SCRAP-PC-/182340221709?rmvSB=true

Would you trust these sellers or use these keys? Obviously grey area where some of these keys may have been acquired from volume licenses and the likes. Probably not re-usable in the future during a re-install (assuming likely deactivating the key), but the price is almost nothing.

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