How do I Sell my copy of XP Pro

[Joe Palesch]

Can't use the program as it will not satisfactory run my
MS Works V2 (DOS) program, which is a must for me.
Can I sell it? &O if so, how?

[Nicholas]

All you do is send the software, along with a copy of the
sales receipt, to Microsoft. This must be done within 30 days
of purchase and is applicable only to "retail versions". Enclose
a brief letter explaining your problem and why you want a refund.

Microsoft North American Retail Product Returns
http://www.microsoft.com/info/nareturns.htm=20


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Nicholas

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"Joe Palesch" > wrote in message:
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| Can't use the program as it will not satisfactory run my=20
| MS Works V2 (DOS) program, which is a must for me.
| Can I sell it? &O if so, how?

[Comp Guy]

If it's been under 30 days since you bought it, contact Microsoft to get a
refund.

If it's been over 30 days, and it is a retail version, you can sell it.
MAKE SURE you include all documentation that came with it. (CD Key, COA)

Hope this helps.

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"Joe Palesch" > wrote in message
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> Can't use the program as it will not satisfactory run my
> MS Works V2 (DOS) program, which is a must for me.
> Can I sell it? &O if so, how?

[Alex Nichol]

Joe Palesch wrote:

>Can't use the program as it will not satisfactory run my=20
>MS Works V2 (DOS) program, which is a must for me.


You can sell it, provided you remove it from the machine, and provide
the buyer with=20

CD
Product Key on its sticker
Any Documentation
Certificate of Authenticity.

When it comes to activation, he may find it will go through on the net
anyway - if more than 120 days since you last did it certainly will. If
not, he will have to phone a toll-free number that will be given, to
explain and swap one long number for another to check back as you type
it in

OTOH may I urge you to move on with the times a bit and get an up to
date version of Works, for Windows and *not* try to continue with a DOS
one?


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Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies)
Bournemouth, U.K.