http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200397622926

In article <4ae1ec6a$0$2480$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk>, Knight says...
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> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200397622926

£139.00

That'll sell well then.

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Conor
www.notebooks-r-us.co.uk

I'm not prejudiced. I hate everybody equally.

"Conor"  wrote in message 
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> In article <4ae1ec6a$0$2480$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk>, Knight says...
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>> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200397622926
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> £139.00
>
> That'll sell well then.
>
> -- 
> Conor
> www.notebooks-r-us.co.uk
>
> I'm not prejudiced. I hate everybody equally.



Windows 7 for £59 at Tescos

Tippunmon wrote:
> 
> Windows 7 for £59 at Tescos

I'm chasing a good price for Profesional (got domain servers here) 
Windows 7 Full (not upgrade).

£135 is the cheapest I've seen on Amazon, via a marketplace eretailer 
(EpsilonPC).

-- 
Adrian C

Adrian C wrote:
> £135 is the cheapest I've seen on Amazon, via a marketplace eretailer 
> (EpsilonPC).
> 

Is Costco selling?

-- 
Adrian C

Adrian C wrote:
> Tippunmon wrote:
>>
>> Windows 7 for £59 at Tescos
>
> I'm chasing a good price for Profesional (got domain servers here)
> Windows 7 Full (not upgrade).
>
> £135 is the cheapest I've seen on Amazon, via a marketplace eretailer
> (EpsilonPC).

If you're a student or have at least one scrote (real or imagined) that I 
suspect there are good deals to be found.

-- 
Peter <X-Files fan>

Scrote?? Wassat?

In article , dana.scully@usa.xnet 
says...
>
>
>Adrian C wrote:
>> Tippunmon wrote:
>>>
>>> Windows 7 for £59 at Tescos
>>
>> I'm chasing a good price for Profesional (got domain servers here)
>> Windows 7 Full (not upgrade).
>>
>> £135 is the cheapest I've seen on Amazon, via a marketplace eretailer
>> (EpsilonPC).
>
>If you're a student or have at least one scrote (real or imagined) that I 
>suspect there are good deals to be found.
>

Trust No One® wrote:
> Adrian C wrote:
>> Tippunmon wrote:
>>> Windows 7 for £59 at Tescos
>> I'm chasing a good price for Profesional (got domain servers here)
>> Windows 7 Full (not upgrade).
>>
>> £135 is the cheapest I've seen on Amazon, via a marketplace eretailer
>> (EpsilonPC).
> 
> If you're a student or have at least one scrote (real or imagined) that I 
> suspect there are good deals to be found.
> 

Nope, don't have kids - rather keep the toys to myself ;-)

-- 
Adrian C

Trust No One® wrote:

> If you're a student or have at least one scrote (real or imagined)
> that I suspect there are good deals to be found.

Win 7 Pro for £30 then, direct from M$. You need an ac.uk email account or 
some other way of proving you are a student.







-- 
Take it easy on the kid, SilverFox316; everybody kills Hitler on their
first trip.

"Adrian C" <email@here.invalid> wrote in message 
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> Nope, don't have kids - rather keep the toys to myself ;-)
>

Depends what you mean by "toys" ;)

GB wrote:
> Trust No One® wrote:
> 
> Win 7 Pro for £30 then, direct from M$. You need an ac.uk email account or 
> some other way of proving you are a student.

OK, I've no brain. What's the cheapest, easiest, quickest, most painless 
college course I can sign up on, get a gratis student email account and 
then claim these goodies?

Course on beer making? wiring plugs? GCSE something, or what?

-- 
Adrian C

Adrian C <email@here.invalid> wrote
>GB wrote:
>> Trust No One® wrote:
>> 
>> Win 7 Pro for £30 then, direct from M$. You need an ac.uk email account or 
>> some other way of proving you are a student.
>
>OK, I've no brain. What's the cheapest, easiest, quickest, most painless 
>college course I can sign up on, get a gratis student email account and 
>then claim these goodies?
>
>Course on beer making? wiring plugs? GCSE something, or what?
>
Get on any course full of young girls, like beauty therapy or manicure.
(Seriously, evening classes can be good fun and dead useful. Grab a
prospectus and find something. VB programming say.)
-- 
Roger Hunt

Roger Hunt wrote:
> Get on any course full of young girls, like beauty therapy or manicure.

If I progressed in that direction my life expectancy would be rather 
short (ouch) ...

> (Seriously, evening classes can be good fun and dead useful. Grab a
> prospectus and find something.

You are not wrong there. I've done a few.

  VB programming say.)

I've done that (un-)professionally for the last ten years and have now 
thrown in the towel preferring support work.

Due to the need that everyone else and his dog will be installing and 
running this stuff, I'm going to have to source it near the full price 
or look further on things like renewing a long lapsed microsoft software 
subscription thing.

-- 
Adrian C

Adrian C wrote:

> Due to the need that everyone else and his dog will be installing and
> running this stuff, I'm going to have to source it near the full price
> or look further on things like renewing a long lapsed microsoft
> software subscription thing.

The student offer says it's for the normal retail product. I don't know if 
the licence is different. Don't you know any students at all?







-- 
Take it easy on the kid, SilverFox316; everybody kills Hitler on their
first trip.