  |  Flint Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 3 |
EXPIRED - Windows 7 Ultimate + Delegates Bag £11.50 @ Microsoft
£11.50
For people working for Currys, PC World, Asda, Tesco, Sainsburys, M & S, Orange UK, Carphone Warehouse, Woolworths, Toys R Us, Game, Gamestation, Comet, Blockbuster, DABS, HMV, Morrissons, Microsoft, Zavvi, Dixons, KCRS and many more.
For a limited time and with limited stock employees of the above companies can do an online training course and complete 8 quizzes (takes roughly an hour) to earn 1800 points to spend at Microsoft Expertzone. With these points you can buy Windows 7 Ultimate + delegates bag for £10 + vat = £11.50!!!
http://expertzone.microsoft.com
Just register on Microsoft Expertzone, you'll need your employers details such as retail outlet number to verify you are an employee.
The course is very basic, outlining key features of Windows 7 and methods of selling it.
Updated on 9/23/09.
Limited time offer good only to legal residents of the United Kingdom age 18+, who are employed in a retail sales or support role at any Microsoft Retail Sales Partner authorized to participate in the UK Microsoft ExpertZone program (each, an "RSP").
To receive one (1) not-for-resale (NFR) copy of Windows 7 Ultimate software for 1800 ExpertZone Rewards Points and £10 (includes shipping and handling; excludes applicable sales tax) you must successfully complete the Windows Expert Silver Learning Plan, and submit an valid order, while supplies last. Limit one (1) NFR copy of Window 7 Ultimate per RSP. Offers good only while supplies last. A valid credit card or debit card is required to place an order.We are not responsible for orders delayed due to incorrect address, credit card information, inclement weather, official date changes, or your failure to accept an attempted delivery. Offer is non-transferable and not redeemable for cash.
Windows Specialist Silver Level
Become a Windows Specialist! Complete the learning plan to earn a Windows Specialist Silver Badge and unlock the opportunity to get Windows 7 Ultimate plus a Windows 7 Delegate Bag that includes a Windows 7 Pen, a free Vue cinema ticket, a Windows 7 T-Shirt, altogether for 1800 points and £10 shipping and handling, while supplies last. See Rules for Details.
Once you have successfully completed the Learning Plan, click the Rewards tab to place your order.
You will earn 800 points for taking all courses and additional 1000 points for completing the entire Learning Plan.
There are many other courses and rewards on this site too.
*** UPDATE ***
This offer is still working, you may want to use firefox and login to the rewards section and set the page to auto refresh every 5 seconds and just wait for windows 7 ultimate to come up, took 35 mins to get it up and then went threw the checkouts.
- jazferbetay
Windows 7 Ultimate Reward
Unfortunately due to a posting on a public website we are having to suspend all orders on Expertzone and the Windows 7 Specialist Programme. The system has been compromised by people that do not work for qualifying UK Retailers.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused but we hope to resolve this issue shortly through a validation process to confirm all users are legitimate and meet the qualifying criteria.
17 November 2009
Microsoft are sending emails to genuine members who have passed there validation and are awarding them 500 points. These members will have there accounts active from tomorrowMicrosoft Vouchers: 15% - 25%, 20% off - TNCARE09, free - see website
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cdm30379:
You could always use google to get the info you need, i did :-) Only thing I can think is to use the company's store finder websites which give the "branch number" and phone number  Lol doing it now, it's just microsoft brainwashing. Macs are bad, PC's with windows are good etc. Example question, "Linux updates and upgrades are easy - fact or myth". I know it to be a fact but microsoft wants me to say myth. Even better. "Linux is safer than windows - fact or myth". Microsoft wants the answer myth, I know it to be the other. Ironic that I'm taking this test on Linux with Firefox :D Last edited by anewman : 04-11-2009 at 05:51. |
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Do they deliver it to "the shop you work in"?
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Jefft:
Do they deliver it to "the shop you work in"?
 Here's hoping. I can't believe how much brainwashing Microsoft are doing and how ruthless their business practices are. All about selling selling selling. When I was in Currys when my girlfriend was buying a laptop and he was trying to pedal Office I was holding off saying "well open office is free and does pretty much the same stuff." I'd already briefed her no extras, no warranty, lol.BTW if anyone uses firefox and has a bug at checkout which stops you entering your details, just click view -> page style -> no style to get rid of the poorly coded style sheet. Do not exit otherwise you won't be able to checkout and will have lost your points. Last edited by anewman : 04-11-2009 at 06:57. |
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Bah humbug...
All these bloomin' deals for students or employees of certain companies...all the places you can go to, or services offered, and there are 'concessions' for this group of people or that. Seems I am the only one paying full price for anything...(and subsidising the others). £199 for Win 7 Ultimate and yet it can be given away at £10, something wrong somewhere. Great deal for some of those staff as I'm sure they aren't the best paid and the employers can be a bit ruthless. |
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Or why not put down woolworths - plenty of people work for them on highstreet stores up and down the country
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