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Windows Vista Special Offers

The UK Vista team have teamed up with 3 retailers to get you some great value offers when buying Windows Vista in the UK.  These deals will end as October comes to a close, however here are the offers (details at https://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/products/windowsvista/offers/default.mspx):

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David

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tezfair wrote re: Windows Vista Limited UK Offers to make buying it even better value
on Fri, Sep 21 2007 3:28 PM

So no deals for OEMs then. Nice to know where MS's loyalty lies

David Overton wrote re: Windows Vista Limited UK Offers to make buying it even better value
on Fri, Sep 21 2007 10:51 PM

Terry,

Microsoft does all sorts of offers all of the time, through various channels.  Look at the SBS offers at the moment - that should benefit you.  Don't start picking at individual offers because they are with one set or another of our multiple partners.  Also, I have no idea what is being paid for by Microsoft and what is paid for by the partner - perhaps they are part or fully funding it ... you can always offer a similar benefit :-)

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David

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