academic licensing

yankinlk · 15-08-2002 5:10am #1

is there anywhere in ireland that do these?

specifically w2k pro

Occidental · 15-08-2002 7:06am

Microsoft, but pricing is based on quantities. If you need details PM me.

mayhem# · 15-08-2002 8:52pm

It's not just MS, all major Software companies have academic pricing for their products. You can get the details through their website or their main distributor (or you can just ask me)....

Mayhem#.

sceptre · 16-08-2002 6:11pm

Yank, if you're just looking for an academic-priced copy for yourself (as opposed to for an entire college:D) 've seen the boxes on sale in most Compustores. One of the few things they don't seem to overprice.

yankinlk · 17-08-2002 9:49am

no, i need like 30 or 40 copies for a school...i'll give a few of those a try, thanks.

mayhem# · 17-08-2002 12:39pm

If you need that many, why don't you buy them trade?

sceptre · 17-08-2002 1:39pm

Originally posted by mayhem#
If you need that many, why don't you buy them trade?

^ what mayhem said
= cheaper

yankinlk · 18-08-2002 8:00pm

don't know about you, but ive had loads of problems buying trade for software. I was actually hoping one of you kind souls would post a trade reference or even an account manager u deal with (pm me name)...

i have gotten the worst service from some of them for reasons like:
1. they dont know/understand the diff between an OS and Office
2. they claim its in stock and then a week later still havent even sent it to me/let me know they never really ever had it in stock.
3. repeatedly sent the wrong product to my customer (3 times!)
4. overcharge / double charge / then give credit not money back

mayhem# · 18-08-2002 8:11pm

Did you try Osmosis (www.osmosis.ie)?
Good service and they seem to know what they are talking about...

michaelanthony · 21-08-2002 9:05am

Enterprise Solutions in dundrum, co. dublin can get their hands on almost anything and do academic pricing also. ph. 01 296 5244

academic licensing

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