I do not write notes of a personal nature, and was not going to do it now. But I spent time trying to communicate privately with Microsoft about a serious complaint I have, and found no way to do it. Every attempt I made, led me to a site that asked me to give my credit card number, consent to pay money now and pay more on a monthly basis for an indefinite period of time.
This
changed my serious complaint from a personal nature into one of general
interest. And this is when I decided to take my complaint public. So, here in
brief, is my complaint:
I
am getting the following 2 messages every time I open “Word” to write
something. My license is genuine, and I consider those messages a Microsoft
attempt to extort money from me. I don’t know how to remove them. You put them
in there, Microsoft, you remove them.
1. GET GENUINE OFFICE.
Your license isn’t genuine, and you may be a victim of software counterfeiting.
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2. There is a problem with
your office license
You
may be a victim of software counterfeit. Counterfeit software can be dangerous
and poses several risks, including exposure to malware and viruses.
Help
keep your files safe and get robust security with a genuine Office license
today.