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I believe they are a scam. I purchased Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019, downloaded and Installed but could not open the product.
17 July 2021
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Purchased a Windows 10 Home to Pro…
Purchased a Windows 10 Home to Pro upgrade. Sent a product key that is invalid. This company is a scam and the USA government should shut them down! No way to get a refund.
13 August 2020
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Bought 10 product keys for MS Office…
Bought 10 product keys for MS Office 2016 Pro and they are all bad. Already is use or activated.
18 December 2019
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