frontpagef12_26 | Staff posted May 04, 2026 05:07 PM
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frontpagef12_26 | Staff posted May 04, 2026 05:07 PM
Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus
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NONE of the sellers besides actual retailers (MS Store, Best Buy, etc.) that sell near full price (maybe 30% off max occasionally) are selling "legit" copies. Whether you pay $1 or $20, it's usually the same type of key ripped from somewhere. I even tried a ~$30 eBay key once that claimed it was a legit retail product, and of course it still turned out to be a fake/repackaged key.
If you mean legit by just "working," then yeah, most of them will work. If you want something bit more "reliable" than a volume key that could potentially(never seen it happening tbh) get revoked later, the keyword is RETAIL version. Retail keys usually cost a couple bucks more. If a website specifically says retail but sends you OEM or volume instead (which they often do), usually customer service will just send another actual retail key if you complain.
If you truly care whether it's ACTUALLY LEGIT, just buy directly from retailers. If not, honestly just google whatever retail key is cheapest at the time.
You are not legitimately buying a license from Microsoft here, so if you're going to faux pirate you may as well pay less or nothing.
read the details, they have a shared Google drive link to an installer 🤔
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Other sites have it for under $1
Other sites have it for under $1
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NONE of the sellers besides actual retailers (MS Store, Best Buy, etc.) that sell near full price (maybe 30% off max occasionally) are selling "legit" copies. Whether you pay $1 or $20, it's usually the same type of key ripped from somewhere. I even tried a ~$30 eBay key once that claimed it was a legit retail product, and of course it still turned out to be a fake/repackaged key.
If you mean legit by just "working," then yeah, most of them will work. If you want something bit more "reliable" than a volume key that could potentially(never seen it happening tbh) get revoked later, the keyword is RETAIL version. Retail keys usually cost a couple bucks more. If a website specifically says retail but sends you OEM or volume instead (which they often do), usually customer service will just send another actual retail key if you complain.
If you truly care whether it's ACTUALLY LEGIT, just buy directly from retailers. If not, honestly just google whatever retail key is cheapest at the time.
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I never really..."looked into it"...but is that Massgrave still a thing?
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You are not legitimately buying a license from Microsoft here, so if you're going to faux pirate you may as well pay less or nothing.
read the details, they have a shared Google drive link to an installer 🤔
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