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  3. May 2010

Re: OEM Server 2003 Install - Won't Accept Key

GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I've had issues where I was confused if the license key had what appeared to me as an 8 when in fact it was a B.

G and 6 sometimes too are hard to distinguish.
This most recently happened to me with WIN7 - the font on the key is very funky.

Look at the letters/numbers and try to determine if any may be subject to this phenomena.

Multiple people, multiple looks. Ended up calling MS, they said there was a license missing, whatever that means.

Wrote the seller, told him what was going on and gave him the opinion that it might not be legitimate. He apologized and refunded the money. Since he's never sold this software before I have the feeling he may have been ripped off by whomever sold him the package originally. So, my next purchase will be from someone that has positive feedback on selling this software.

Bill

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