FS: Visual Studio 2005 Standard Ed, old copies of VC# (2003), BT headphones

cneufeld · 04-23-06, 01:18 PM

Still got two copies of Visual Studio C# 2003, sealed boxes. Will sell for
$50 obo each. You can use them to upgrade to VS 2005 Standard rather than
buying the full package, which saves $100 off regular pricing.

And finally, I have these Bluetooth headphones
http://accessories.dell.com/sna/prod...&page=external.
They work great, have the Bluetooth dongle so you can use them on any device
with a headphone jack. I just don't find I used them as much as I figured I
would. $110 obo.

Will also consider trades. Faster processor than mine (P4 2.4GHz), >= 200GB
HD, >= 4MP digital camera, portable DVD player or old laptop with DVD drive,
XBox, 8x or faster DVD burner, nice cell phone (like Motorola RAZR), >= 17"
LCD monitor, air compressor for the garage, etc. Try me!

I'm located in Canada, all prices in Canadian $$$. All software is sealed, never installed, or registered.

cneufeld · 04-26-06, 01:06 PM

Just a bump, and a comment that all prices are OBO. Shipping for most things down to the US would be $10, and all prices are in Canadian dollars.

Clint

bigbop · 04-27-06, 02:05 PM

So - you got a pile of Visual Studio 2005 Standard Ed - FREE stuff - that says "Not for resale" - for sitting through 3 ONLINE seminars that you didn't even have to pay attention to - and you're trying to get over $300 for it now??? Hmmm

Much better Karma to donate them to your local High school IMHO.

cneufeld · 04-27-06, 02:23 PM

In a word, yes. I was up front about getting it for sitting through a few presentations. If that bothers you, feel free to donate yours to your favorite school. I don't have mine in front of me to see if it says "Not for Resale", but that applies to reselling it commercially, AFAIK, so I'm not going to be too worried about it anyway.

And thanks for crapping in my thread. May have been more polite to PM me, IMHO.

Clint

04-27-06, 02:54 PM

Originally Posted by cneufeld

In a word, yes. I was up front about getting it for sitting through a few presentations. If that bothers you, feel free to donate yours to your favorite school. I don't have mine in front of me to see if it says "Not for Resale", but that applies to reselling it commercially, AFAIK, so I'm not going to be too worried about it anyway.

And thanks for crapping in my thread. May have been more polite to PM me, IMHO.

Clint

Well, I don't know.
I agree with BigBop.
I am not sure you're allowed to make money off the items you were given.
I am pretty sure it says you can't sell it.
It often says you can donate or give the items away, but not sell.

I have recieved many different things from Microsoft for different reasons and I am pretty sure they have all said something to that effect.

cneufeld · 04-27-06, 04:45 PM

In the interest of world peace and harmony, I'll pull the VS 2005 Standard edition and exam voucher off the listing, until I find out what's up with it. The rest of the stuff is still for sale, including the C# software, which are full retail boxes and not part of the presentation stuff.

Clint