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From: JR_IT on 9 May 2008 16:09
Hello,

My question is I work in a Non-Proft organization. Now for MS charity
licenses is the price flat out 1 consistant price? or is it avaiable to
vendors to (bend) the rules?

I've notice prices range from $65 to $72 from different vendors and Computer
manufacturers... HP, Dell, Gateway and 3rd party resellers.
If so, is there a price range they can not break?
Another question, can a vendor or reseller get sanction by Microsoft for
selling licenses below charity pricing?
My Agency is in the process of purchasing a large order of computers and we
have a few vendors going below charity prices that I normally see.
From: Mary Sauer on 9 May 2008 16:34
Microsoft Charity Open License Overview
http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/programs/open/opencharity.mspx

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"JR_IT" <JR_IT(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:261D198D-CDDC-44B3-BC2D-684472D256EE(a)microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> My question is I work in a Non-Proft organization. Now for MS charity
> licenses is the price flat out 1 consistant price? or is it avaiable to
> vendors to (bend) the rules?
>
> I've notice prices range from $65 to $72 from different vendors and Computer
> manufacturers... HP, Dell, Gateway and 3rd party resellers.
> If so, is there a price range they can not break?
> Another question, can a vendor or reseller get sanction by Microsoft for
> selling licenses below charity pricing?
> My Agency is in the process of purchasing a large order of computers and we
> have a few vendors going below charity prices that I normally see.


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