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Microsoft Windows 11: Home $19, Pro $21 (Digital Download)
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$199.99
Woot! [woot.com] has Microsoft Windows 11 Home or Pro (Digital Download) on sale from $18.99.
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- Windows 11 Home [woot.com] $18.99
- Windows 11 Pro [woot.com] $20.99
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Last Edited by bluekiwi
March 16, 2024
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These are volume (grey market) keys. Can be purchased online for less than $3
Same thing applies to cheap MS Office keys
Same thing applies to cheap MS Office keys
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I get that, but why is this being posted by staff when it's clearly grey market keys. So the site promotes this now?
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Many of these grey market key reseller outlets have good affiliate kickbacks.
work for official installs downloaded from Microsoft
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BTW, Woot is an Amazon company so "clearly" you aren't just buying these keys from some rando on eBay. Hardly fair to compare these keys to graymarket keys (assuming these even are) from sellers who are just as likely to steal your CC info as provide you a functional product code.
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The woot site first comment states, "Buyer beware! I bought the Pro version and then waited a few months before I tried to activate it.
Activation failed and when I contacted Woot they told me too bad, it's past the 30 day warranty!
I complained about it during another "deal" and @ThunderThighs was nice enough to get customer service to send me another key. It failed too!
Turns out (via software found on MS app store) that the first key was for Windows 8? and the second key was for Windows 10 home when I paid for Windows 11 Pro and am already running Windows 11 home.
Use this key right away so you can get a refund when it (likely) fails."
The woot site first comment states, "Buyer beware! I bought the Pro version and then waited a few months before I tried to activate it.
Activation failed and when I contacted Woot they told me too bad, it's past the 30 day warranty!
I complained about it during another "deal" and @ThunderThighs was nice enough to get customer service to send me another key. It failed too!
Turns out (via software found on MS app store) that the first key was for Windows 8? and the second key was for Windows 10 home when I paid for Windows 11 Pro and am already running Windows 11 home.
Use this key right away so you can get a refund when it (likely) fails."
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There are at least a couple people in the Woot forums saying saying they got keys that didn't work. Woot buys via vendors and so I'm sure this isn't coming straight from Microsoft.