lol oem key without hardware
physical disk or not still oem being sold lol hence your statements before
same difference at your buddy buying it in Sierra Leone for 10 bucks and sending you a fucking key


This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Dec 2 2016 10:42am

now show me some fucking proof or stfu with your assumptions
you showed 1 lol
off the whole interent you showed 1

Sorry by hardware I meant physical product. Phrasing. Still correct.

If your buddy did that, he would technically be going against Microsoft ToS as that key was not being used for its intended purpose.
Similarly: getting free keys through MSDN and selling them for cheap because you don't need 'em. Their intended purpose is for development.

You lose. It's OK. You might win some day.

This post was edited by Incendiary on Dec 2 2016 10:45am

oh lol I did huh, so why hasnt ms shut down those sales because they are illegal, they stop anything else?

and your statement wasnt on tos, its on stolen, etc,

plz reread you trying pulling a ghot and changing your arguement post 8

They're not illegal. They're against their terms. The only way they could prove is if they somehow figured out that either

a. a key from MSDN was activated on a PC it wasn't supposed to (how would they know this?)
or
b. a person who has MSDN keys is selling them instead of just using them

How would they know if they're being sold and activated or simply activated on developer PCs? They wouldn't. There's no way to tell.

If a subscriber gets caught, they disable all of the keys they were ever given.

They don't know who the sellers are. Only Kinguin does. A subpoena isn't a viable option to get reseller info because what proof would they have to get a subpoena issued by the courts?

This post was edited by Incendiary on Dec 2 2016 11:00am

what does post 8 say?

They sell cheap keys. They are cheap because they are purchased via stolen credit cards, keys that are not meant to be sold, or are breaking Microsoft's rules and ripping them off in some other way.

E: They're only legit insofar as they are real, working keys.


What about it?

now show me where purchased with stolen credit card
not meant to be sold
or breaking microsoft rules?

plz show me prove

Oh dang. I thought you had an actual point you were getting to -- not just circling back to a defeated argument about proof that I've explained like 10 times.

What a let down.

10 times where
highlight it plz in their tos/eula