ULTIMATE PC/LAPTOP REPAIR SOFTWARE FIX ANY PC EASILY!
16 September 2008, 11:08 AM
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ULTIMATE PC/LAPTOP REPAIR SOFTWARE FIX ANY PC EASILY!
ULTIMATE PC/LAPTOP REPAIR SOFTWARE FIX ANY PC EASILY! on eBay, also, Maintenance Repairs, Books Manuals, Computing (end time 09-Sep-08 12:38:06 BST)
does this **** wind anyone else up .. getting a lot of mainly free applications, throwing them onto a CD and claiming to have created a selection of over £1000 worth of software .. 
Its illegal to be put on hold on a prem rate number for a start !!
does this **** wind anyone else up .. getting a lot of mainly free applications, throwing them onto a CD and claiming to have created a selection of over £1000 worth of software ..
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Hello and welcome, you have obviously visited this auction because you have either got a problem with your PC, or you are an IT Support engineer looking for the latest software tools. Ever wondered how firms like DELL, PC World, HP or Compaq fix PC's?. In the past computers were fixed by Computer Gurus or whizzkids dressed in white coats - their knowledge and expertise - a trade secret. More recently, PC's are fixed by telephone support teams, we all know the ones, charged at a £3.00 a minute, placed on hold for hours and when you do get through, someone talks in complete gibberish, asks you to press a few buttons and hangs up, did they fix your computer? - I guess not.
16 September 2008, 12:45 PM
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Cant see the advert from work, but to be honest it doesnt wind me up, fair play to them for having the vision to get a load of freeware titles and burning them to disc and selling them. A lot of people with computer problems dont know how to use search engines properly to find fixes to their problem
16 September 2008, 01:20 PM
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Cant see the advert from work, but to be honest it doesnt wind me up, fair play to them for having the vision to get a load of freeware titles and burning them to disc and selling them. A lot of people with computer problems dont know how to use search engines properly to find fixes to their problem
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16 September 2008, 11:05 PM
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bit of a loophole. You may only actually be paying for the disc and packaging (obviously it is a high price for a disc but thats what they could say )
17 September 2008, 10:16 AM
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its simple business.
buy an orange for next to nothing, and sell it for thousands off pounds, anyway you can.
are you jealous of them because they are making money from the gullible?
if people are stupid enough to give money away for free stuff, then let them get on with it IMO
buy an orange for next to nothing, and sell it for thousands off pounds, anyway you can.
are you jealous of them because they are making money from the gullible?
if people are stupid enough to give money away for free stuff, then let them get on with it IMO
17 September 2008, 10:17 AM
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17 September 2008, 10:27 AM
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its simple business.
buy an orange for next to nothing, and sell it for thousands off pounds, anyway you can.
are you jealous of them because they are making money from the gullible?
if people are stupid enough to give money away for free stuff, then let them get on with it IMO
buy an orange for next to nothing, and sell it for thousands off pounds, anyway you can.
are you jealous of them because they are making money from the gullible?
if people are stupid enough to give money away for free stuff, then let them get on with it IMO
I'm not jealous, I dont want to sell "off oranges"
its not stupid people though is it ? its the same as a dodgy plumber...
17 September 2008, 12:38 PM
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Would be interested in were the £1000 worth of retail comes from
which changes to £500 in the ad
And I also thought that most freeware software included the following in the T&C's
eg
"RamBooster is POSTCARD/FREEWARE, meaning that you can use and distribute it freely as long as you include the readme.1st-file with the program. You are not allowed to modify the program in any way and you are not allowed to receive any money for delivering the program. "
which changes to £500 in the ad
And I also thought that most freeware software included the following in the T&C's
eg
"RamBooster is POSTCARD/FREEWARE, meaning that you can use and distribute it freely as long as you include the readme.1st-file with the program. You are not allowed to modify the program in any way and you are not allowed to receive any money for delivering the program. "
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"RamBooster is POSTCARD/FREEWARE, meaning that you can use and distribute it freely as long as you include the readme.1st-file with the program. You are not allowed to modify the program in any way and you are not allowed to receive any money for delivering the program. "
17 September 2008, 02:14 PM
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"POWERGEN6000 PUBLISHES INFORMATIONAL EDUCATIONAL DIGITAL BOOKS ON CD. WE ARE EITHER THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR AN AUTHORISED DISTRIBUTOR. NO VIOLATIONS TO EBAY OR ANY OTHER THIRD PARTIES HAVE OCCURED! CONTACT ME FOR PROOF IF YOU BELIEVE OTHERWISE. THANKS FOR LOOKING!"
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tbh back in those days only the wealthy had dial up accounts to the states and they spent a lot of money (phone bills) downloading software (at 300 baud) making up floppy discs and creating labels and selling the floppy Discs for around 1.50 to 2 quid each
But they managed to make good money for a while
17 September 2008, 10:15 PM
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Perfectly legal, as they never actually sold the software, you were paying a small fee for the duplication services
tbh back in those days only the wealthy had dial up accounts to the states and they spent a lot of money (phone bills) downloading software (at 300 baud) making up floppy discs and creating labels and selling the floppy Discs for around 1.50 to 2 quid each
But they managed to make good money for a while
tbh back in those days only the wealthy had dial up accounts to the states and they spent a lot of money (phone bills) downloading software (at 300 baud) making up floppy discs and creating labels and selling the floppy Discs for around 1.50 to 2 quid each
But they managed to make good money for a while
No your thinking of someone else..
