Microsoft Office 2007 Buyers May Get 2010 Upgrade Free?

Posted by LHY on 5 February 2010 Leave a comment (2) Go to comments

According to PC Pro, a Microsoft blog had suggested that anyone who buys any version of Microsoft Office 2007 between March and September this year maybe eligible for a free upgrade to the latest version 2010.

I wonder if this applies to students who can buy (students in the US included) the Ultimate Edition for £40 instead of paying the RRP of £600?

Windows 7 Professional was also available for students at £30 instead of the RRP of £220 but the deal is now over unfortunately.

Microsoft Office 2010 for free?

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  1. Maaya 8 February 2010 at 0:49

    I have a legit office home and student 2007… but upon installing it, I found that the key had already been used by someone else.

    I considered calling microsoft, but my classmate next to me gave me their key-gen’d key.

    ….

    I wonder how legal my actions were @_@

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  2. Xcomp 8 February 2010 at 2:17

    Hmmm, if you bought it then maybe you should have contacted them…

    If it’s just an activation problem then you might be able to ring up their automated activation phone line like I did. I had problems re-installing and activating it whenever I upgrade my PC.

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