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Microsoft reinvents Office Live for small biz as 'free'11 Feb 2008 16:28 Except for the subs, that is
"I'm from Microsoft, and I have something Free for you"By Herby
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 18:29 GMT
Why does this phrase strike horrors in me? It is like someone saying "I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help you", and you know how that ones goes........ It's free... (A salesman's pitch)By Anonymous Coward
Posted Monday 11th February 2008 20:17 GMT
 No, you heard me right! Absolutely free!... What?... No sir I... If you'd let me talk... No sir I do not want you to sign your life away... Yes sir, it's really free... Yes sir... All you have to do is sign here... Okay, that's gr... Sorry?... Small print?... You want to see the small print... [DAMN!] Taking the pissBy David
Posted Tuesday 12th February 2008 00:54 GMT
 14.95 is really cheap for free. Normally free is a lot more than that. Microsoft makes Google look expensive. I use "Bring your own domain" to Google and I get free hosting, free docs, Picasa, Gmail, etc. And the cost of this free service is nothing. Now Google has some real competition. Nothing verses $14.95. give and takeBy skeptical i
Posted Tuesday 12th February 2008 02:01 GMT
The first page -- the "what we'll do for you" one -- giveth; the second page (terms, conditions, and other fine print) taketh away. The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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