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Looking for a Microsoft key for Office, VisualStudio, Windows, etc. ? Well, I have an MSDN subscription and I don't mind dishin' 'em out. PM me for prices.

These keys are 100% legit, and I can offer the matching ISO's as well.

I don't need it yet, but how much would a windows 8 key cost?

0.17 BTC for Windows 8.

I will take Office 2013 for 0.2 btc, please post the address to send it to here and I will post right when I send it.

Okay, just to save any trouble I have gotten in contact with an Escrow service to seal the deal. I PM'd you the details.

Do you have windows 8.1 pro?

Yes, I have 8.1 N and multiple other additions available to me through my MSDN. And if you are curious, the price would be BTC .315 for both the key and matching ISO.

Just bought MS Office 2013 from Wizzerd, great seller!

You and others may be interested to know that the way you have described these, they are not "legit" keys.  This may be an unintentional misrepresentation.  A better term might be "working" keys.

MSDN subscriptions provide working keys to developers for development purposes.  They don't use technical enforcement to prevent you from giving the keys away, they use the honor system.  They are legit only when used by the developer they are licensed to, and even then, the usage is restricted.
  Someone who wants a key that "works" will probably be satisfied by these keys (perhaps more than satisfied, most MSDN keys will work for 5-10 activations).  Someone who wants their software to be properly licensed for whatever reason won't be getting what they probably think they were promised, as legally, their software is equivalent to being pirated.

True enough, my wording could be determined 'misrepresented'. Though, by legit, I mean the keys I supply will not turn out as "in-use" or false. I mean, of course I know it is 'pirating'. But, I have had a MSDN since 2004, at $1k annualy.. I think I own quite a bit of copies of Microsoft products. But, thank you for your head's up.

Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, , Server, plenty of keys left. As well as Office, Visual Studio, Visio, Access, Expression, and more.

Office 2010 pro plus, what it cost me?

How many times can you use the keys for online activation ?

.10 BTC

As many as needed.

I am still selling keys for any Microsoft products.

Keys are still available, and the help would greatly be appreciated to help fix my current situation.

How much for windows 7?

+1, worth pointing it out.

Anything left ?

Yes, there are still plenty left.

.1 BTC

Guy, really.
What you are doing is likely illegal.
And it's not like you are anonymous, the copies are directly tracable to you.
Are you sure you want to go on doing this?

Thanks for the heads up, guy.

I have keys still available for Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8/8.1, Office and much more. PM me for details.

Paid and got a key yesterday, but still no ISO.

Maybe I should get my BTC back?

EDIT:  I either got scammed or OP is having second thoughts about this deal.

Can I buy a key?  My interest would be in finding out how you would react if I told you I intended not to use the software (other than to test the key in a throwaway VM), but to publish the key in this thread, and then fill out a report at microsoft.com/piracy with a link back to this thread.  Given that, how much for an Office 2013 key and what bitcoin address should I pay? :)

I would then tell you the following: You have done incriminated yourself as much as I have, and will be just as guilty. So, for future reference this post shall be screen captured :)

But, feel free to send .15 to 1EwCHGXiTYotCAirxB7Ehxzc4ASTt6MyMM. You will receive a link to your ISO and your activation key on the 3rd confirmation.

And, I am in South Dakota. Where winter's are bad. I gave you a key, and as I said in PM. I will be sending the ISO link asap.

EDIT: Oh, and might I add. I have successfully done these deals several times over on the boards, so no need to fret man. Call the snow your scammer, not I.

OK, I sent it!

I appreciate you're doing this, thank you : )

Snow... what's that?  

Still about 80 degrees here in Hawaii  :D :D :D

OK, all's good here to test that key in my throwaway VM.

EDIT:  OP did deliver.

Looks like it might be a good time for OP to start running..

It's been more than 3 confirmations and no link or key (though realistically, even though it's been a day, not yet at the point where I'd be fretting).

Here is a bitcoin address of mine.  I wonder if I will receive, in lieu of my ISO link and key, an unexpected 0.15 donation? :)
19bCTSgwvVyT8MASLaUYT66nb1hEte9Br7

This guy is a scammer be very careful!

How are they traceable?

The keys are issued to his/her account.

I received nothing, not even a refund, for the 0.15 BTC I paid.

The keys are issued to his/her account.
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So, does that mean the guy can see our IP, etc.?

Not necessarily (although I don't know for sure) - but when Microsoft finds out, I'm pretty sure these keys will be disabled.

I can see some people received their keys, those should also be linked to his/her account... right?

Me too having MSDN since 5 to 6 years, but never heard of Microsoft busting anyone for sharing MSDN keys.

All the keys can be activated from 5 to 10 times (depending upon the product). And the license activation number can be extended by talking to MSDN support. they extend the number till 10 more. By taking this into consideration, MSFT is no more interested in catching the scams.

Really?  So you could sell your keys?

Keys can be shared for development purpose and can be exchanged with the physical/virtual  resources, but not with with physical currency and can no be SOLD. Thread started is exchanging the keys in exchange of BTC and not officially selling with $s.

Lol what a huge pile of bullshit, with exactly ZERO legal grounds.

Bitcoin is considered a currency in some places, but I can see where you are going with that.  I guess it's illegal to exchange keys for BTC in places where BTC is considered a currency?

are theres MSDN keys or actually ISO keys?


and how much for win home server 2011?

Last Active: December 15th, 2013

I don't think you will get a response.

Make an offer on Home Server. I'll probably accept it.

This is illegal, as you likely already understand.  The Bitcointalk forum is probably not an appropriate place to make obvious illegal offers.  (At least the OP pretended like he thought it was legal).

Just as a reminder, if you've followed Robert Faiella's case in the news, making an illegal offer in a public forum visible to the whole internet, where the evidence is available to anyone who cares to save it, selling something that can be positively traced back to you, is probably an unwise long-term career strategy.

He edited the post!