[ddots-l] windows 7 for 30 dollars
- From: "HF" <hermanfermin@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:28:42 -0400
Thought some would be very interested in this.
Microsoft offering Windows 7 for $30 to college students
Microsoft has started an interesting promotion this week, offering the
upcoming Windows 7 operating system to anyone with a valid .edu email for
just $30
USD, a giant discount off the OS' normally $100-plus price tag.
The official site, here:
Windows 7 offer,
http://windows7.digitalriver.com/store/mswpus/en_US/DisplayHomePage?resid=RiAEKQoBAkYAAB7Oh1gAAAAW&rests=1253384251100
has the following instructions:
How do I Buy?
1. Check that your PC can run Windows 7 with the Windows Upgrade Advisor.
2. Enter your college/university email address.
3. If you're eligible, you'll receive an email with purchase details.
4. Click on the link provided in the email to proceed with your purchase.
5. Purchase your license/product key.
6. Checkout and download!
Am I Eligible? Yes, if.
? You qualify if you have a valid .EDU e-mail OR an e-mail address through
one of the educational institutions listed here.
? You are enrolled in coursework, current proof or enrollment may be
required in the United States.
? Your PC is able to run Windows 7 - use this tool to check. THIS IS VERY
IMPORTANT!
There are a couple of catches I saw however, especially compared to the
"upgrade" promotion Microsoft has last month. You can only download the
32-bit
OR 64-bit digital download for this offer, and the physical disc costs an
extra $13. For the physical one, you receive both versions and the disc.
PLEASE READ THIS FOOTER AT LEAST ONCE!
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