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QuikboyJun 5th 2009 10:05AM

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I don't know about you, but it's pretty obvious that this seemed too good to be a deal. I didn't bother trying, because I could already guess Microsoft would never do that, and I guess I was right.

It is Microsoft's fault for not having a better system, but I also think it's upon ourselves to be more rational and think, "Now would Microsoft actually do this?" then just clicking the link as fast as you can and trying to get on this 'deal'.

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(Unverified)Jun 5th 2009 11:08AM

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I'll admit it did sound a little fishy. I was one of the people that wasted my time and signed up, thinking, "Well, maybe Microsoft is pulling some sort of publicity stunt to restore confidence in its users".

It was pretty exciting to say the least. And as I went through the process, it all seemed legit.

Oh well, that's life I guess.

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