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The website looks pretty basic off the shelf ecommerce websites that any spotty teenager can set up in about 2 hours.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostDon't do it
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Just don't
I got mugged into purchasing Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 from these guys for a client. I was stupid enough to fall for their shiny web site and the discount they provided.
The license since purchased from them (in the UK) has since been revoked as it is a Latin American license. Discussions between my company and Kaspersky are in progress to find an amicable solution.
Please take this as a warning not to use this company for any software purchases. I shall report back progress of course.
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SY01
Sorry SY01, but that is muppetry of the highest order..
Did you reply to their "Great Software Discounts!!!!!" email?
Buying software from any other source than from the original (authentic) vendor because it was cheap?
It wasn't even your money FFS!
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostDon't do it
http:// fair price software co uk
Just don't
I got mugged into purchasing Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 from these guys for a client. I was stupid enough to fall for their shiny web site and the discount they provided.
The license since purchased from them (in the UK) has since been revoked as it is a Latin American license. Discussions between my company and Kaspersky are in progress to find an amicable solution.
Please take this as a warning not to use this company for any software purchases. I shall report back progress of course.
Thanks
SY01
Muppet.
Off the shelf e-commerce site with little effort put into it. Claims of discounted software downloaded direct. The site is copy righted to Fairprice Software Inc not Ltd ( it's at the bottom of the page ) together with a statement as to what currency the pricing is in. This is not a UK based operation.
All should ring alarm bells.
Just to top it off the company that registered the site is based in Singapore :
WHOIS lookup made at 09:26:49 04-Feb-2010Domain name:
fairpricesoftware.co.uk
Registrant:
Fair Price inc
Trading as:
Network Solution
Registrant type:
Non-UK Corporation
Registrant's address:
Singapore
N/A
Singapore
760265
Singapore
Registrar:
eNom, Inc. [Tag = ENOM]
URL: http://www.enom.com
Relevant dates:
Registered on: 31-May-2009
Renewal date: 31-May-2011
Last updated: 08-Oct-2009
Registration status:
Registered until renewal date.
Name servers:
dns1.stabletransit.com
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