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03-17-2008
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This topic has been addressed previously, but I also don't know why MS doesn't allow online renewal of OneCare, when many other AV programs do. There is no cost to MS, and you can buy the boxed version cheaper. Doesn't make sense. It may lead some to consider changing to another program at renewal time. I hope we can "pressure" MS to change its policy. What is the best way to appeal?
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"Robert Ortego" <ortego5@xxxxxx> wrote:
feedback. You're right that this is an oddity. Since the default for renewal is online and via credit card, you'd think that an incentive would be made available for donwloaders not paying for a boxed copy. -steve -- Stephen Boots MVP Windows Live Windows Live OneCare Forum Moderator sboots@xxxxxx |
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03-18-2008
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It's free with Qwest Choice DSL with MSN if you have that option.
Earle "Robert Ortego" <ortego5@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:e7gmvGLiIHA.4376@xxxxxx This topic has been addressed previously, but I also don't know why MS doesn't allow online renewal of OneCare, when many other AV programs do. There is no cost to MS, and you can buy the boxed version cheaper. Doesn't make sense. It may lead some to consider changing to another program at renewal time. I hope we can "pressure" MS to change its policy. What is the best way to appeal? -- BOB |
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