OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Doug Brown
I have the opportunity to purchase a hard drive for 700.00 and get a copy of 
windows 2003 server ent edition w/ 25 cal, but the software is NFR (Not for 
resale) does anyone know if I would still be able to set-up a web server 
without getting into any troble doing so?

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Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
That means exactly what it says on the tin, whoever is selling it, is
selling it illegally and breaking the license.







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-Original Message-
From: Doug Brown
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tue Sep 12 13:32:35 2006
Subject: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

I have the opportunity to purchase a hard drive for 700.00 and get a copy of
windows 2003 server ent edition w/ 25 cal, but the software is NFR (Not for
resale) does anyone know if I would still be able to set-up a web server
without getting into any troble doing so?



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Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Mike Kear
It'll install ok, and run happily - its a full-blown copy, but as Neil
Robertson-Ravo said, it's a breach of the licence agreement of the
previous owner.

I'm not sure if you break the law by posessing the software, but the
previous owner sure breaches the licence by selling it to you, even if
the software is still unopened.

I dont think any buyer can hold any better right to it than the
previous owner, so if he had no right to it for any reason, then nor
do you.  Thats the law here in Australia anyway I believe.

Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
Adobe Certified Advanced ColdFusion Developer
AFP Webworks
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ColdFusion, PHP, ASP, ASP.NET hosting from AUD$15/month



On 9/12/06, Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 That means exactly what it says on the tin, whoever is selling it, is
 selling it illegally and breaking the license.




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RE: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Snake
Well perhaps they are selling him the hard drive and giving the OS FREE, in
which case their not technically selling it :-) 

-Original Message-
From: Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
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Sent: 12 September 2006 14:30
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

That means exactly what it says on the tin, whoever is selling it, is
selling it illegally and breaking the license.







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Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DL, United Kingdom), a division of Reed Business,
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-Original Message-
From: Doug Brown
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Tue Sep 12 13:32:35 2006
Subject: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

I have the opportunity to purchase a hard drive for 700.00 and get a copy of
windows 2003 server ent edition w/ 25 cal, but the software is NFR (Not for
resale) does anyone know if I would still be able to set-up a web server
without getting into any troble doing so?





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Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Jim Wright
I think this seller is trying the old I'll sell you this pencil for 
$1000, and throw in 2 front row tickets to the Stones for free trick 
that scalpers try to use.  But since they have no right not sell it (or 
probably even give it away), you would not have a valid license. 
Another one to watch out for is the OEM copies...I believe that in most 
cases buying OEM software outside of a system purchase is not legal. 
Also, the OEM copy can not be installed on anything other than the 
original machine it was installed on...so you can't move it to another 
machine.  That's one of the reasons I generally don't buy pre-installed 
software like MS-Office...for ~$50 more, you can get a full copy that 
can be installed on two machines (the full copy allows you to have a 
copy on your laptop and desktop), and if you upgrade machines, you can 
bring Office with you.

And with the new Windows Genuine Advantage checking that does on in 
Windows Update, some of these OEM and NFR versions may stop receiving 
critical updates.  Big Brother is watching.

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Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Charles Sheehan-Miles
Microsoft recently successfully sued several resellers were selling machines
without fully licensed copies of Windows.  Don't know much about the
details, but it seems to be mostly resellers they are going after.


On 9/12/06 11:44 AM, Jim Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I think this seller is trying the old I'll sell you this pencil for
 $1000, and throw in 2 front row tickets to the Stones for free trick
 that scalpers try to use.  But since they have no right not sell it (or
 probably even give it away), you would not have a valid license.
 Another one to watch out for is the OEM copies...I believe that in most
 cases buying OEM software outside of a system purchase is not legal.
 Also, the OEM copy can not be installed on anything other than the
 original machine it was installed on...so you can't move it to another
 machine.  That's one of the reasons I generally don't buy pre-installed
 software like MS-Office...for ~$50 more, you can get a full copy that
 can be installed on two machines (the full copy allows you to have a
 copy on your laptop and desktop), and if you upgrade machines, you can
 bring Office with you.
 
 And with the new Windows Genuine Advantage checking that does on in
 Windows Update, some of these OEM and NFR versions may stop receiving
 critical updates.  Big Brother is watching.
 
 

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Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Rick Root
Snake wrote:
 Well perhaps they are selling him the hard drive and giving the OS FREE, in
 which case their not technically selling it :-) 

I'd like to sell you this fine, unused, yellow #2 pencil for $1000

With your purchase, I will GIVE you a pair of Michigan-Notre Dame 
tickets at the 50 yard line.

Yeah.

Rick

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RE: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Snake
Sounds like a good deal rick, but I'll need a plane ticket from the UK as
well please. 

-Original Message-
From: Rick Root [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 12 September 2006 17:20
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

Snake wrote:
 Well perhaps they are selling him the hard drive and giving the OS 
 FREE, in which case their not technically selling it :-)

I'd like to sell you this fine, unused, yellow #2 pencil for $1000

With your purchase, I will GIVE you a pair of Michigan-Notre Dame tickets at
the 50 yard line.

Yeah.

Rick



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Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Eric Haskins
Yeah I actually got booted from ebay awhile back because of microsoft. So I
engaged them to find a solution and their response was there is no
solution.  I had purchased a bunch of hardware and a ton of software from a
company that was shutting down. Unused unopened Office 2000 Professionals ,
2 - Win 2000 Severs Unopened Unused

I launched 3 auctions. The first sold so I listed another. Well auction 2
was pulled and I was warned. I contacted them to find out what was going on
and what I needed to send to prove legit. During this dialog their VERO dogs
found auction 3  4 and banned me from ebay 3 strike policy LOL

Spoke to microsoft and was told all the licenses were invalid once the
software went from the company to me. Even if they were unused. If you read
the EULA Microsoft owns the software they only license the use :)

Oh well guess I did my Family xmas shopping early that year HAHA.

Still banned from ebay after following their dispute procedure showing the
timeline of 2 days before I was banned. I was told ebay is a private club
much like a Credit Card they dont have to give you a card  oh well kinda
like the patriot act some good people gonna pay the price for the bad people
LOL

~Eric


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RE: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Snake
Surely it is legal to sell hardware and include the OEM software, seeing as
anyone can actually buy OEM software directly form MS and do the same thing.

Russ 

-Original Message-
From: Eric Haskins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 12 September 2006 18:42
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

Yeah I actually got booted from ebay awhile back because of microsoft. So I
engaged them to find a solution and their response was there is no solution.
I had purchased a bunch of hardware and a ton of software from a company
that was shutting down. Unused unopened Office 2000 Professionals ,
2 - Win 2000 Severs Unopened Unused

I launched 3 auctions. The first sold so I listed another. Well auction 2
was pulled and I was warned. I contacted them to find out what was going on
and what I needed to send to prove legit. During this dialog their VERO dogs
found auction 3  4 and banned me from ebay 3 strike policy LOL

Spoke to microsoft and was told all the licenses were invalid once the
software went from the company to me. Even if they were unused. If you read
the EULA Microsoft owns the software they only license the use :)

Oh well guess I did my Family xmas shopping early that year HAHA.

Still banned from ebay after following their dispute procedure showing the
timeline of 2 days before I was banned. I was told ebay is a private club
much like a Credit Card they dont have to give you a card  oh well kinda
like the patriot act some good people gonna pay the price for the bad people
LOL

~Eric




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RE: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software

2006-09-12 Thread Russ
A lot of companies will sell you a hard drive (usually a non-working one)
with a copy of Windows.  Not sure if that's legal or not. 

Russ

 -Original Message-
 From: Snake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 1:52 PM
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: RE: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software
 
 Surely it is legal to sell hardware and include the OEM software, seeing
 as
 anyone can actually buy OEM software directly form MS and do the same
 thing.
 
 Russ
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Eric Haskins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 12 September 2006 18:42
 To: CF-Talk
 Subject: Re: OT: NFR (Not for resale) Software
 
 Yeah I actually got booted from ebay awhile back because of microsoft. So
 I
 engaged them to find a solution and their response was there is no
 solution.
 I had purchased a bunch of hardware and a ton of software from a company
 that was shutting down. Unused unopened Office 2000 Professionals ,
 2 - Win 2000 Severs Unopened Unused
 
 I launched 3 auctions. The first sold so I listed another. Well auction 2
 was pulled and I was warned. I contacted them to find out what was going
 on
 and what I needed to send to prove legit. During this dialog their VERO
 dogs
 found auction 3  4 and banned me from ebay 3 strike policy LOL
 
 Spoke to microsoft and was told all the licenses were invalid once the
 software went from the company to me. Even if they were unused. If you
 read
 the EULA Microsoft owns the software they only license the use :)
 
 Oh well guess I did my Family xmas shopping early that year HAHA.
 
 Still banned from ebay after following their dispute procedure showing the
 timeline of 2 days before I was banned. I was told ebay is a private club
 much like a Credit Card they dont have to give you a card  oh well
 kinda
 like the patriot act some good people gonna pay the price for the bad
 people
 LOL
 
 ~Eric
 
 
 
 
 

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