Help with S/W deals

[DVWannaB]

Hey gang,

I received an email (unsolicited) for cheap OEM software, including some top names like M$ and Macromedia. See link here:

http://yuiuku.info/OE017/?affiliate_id=233685&campaign_id=601#macromedia

Are these prices legit? Or just amother internet scam? I wanted to get my hands on Macromedia Dreamweaver MX, but I am waery of these kind of deals. What do you all think? Go for it or RUN AWAY LIKE HECK!!!!???

[stiltman]

spam rhymes with scam for a reason you know

[808smokey]

send them money and you get nothing in return

It's not even a dot.com site

Wait a week then go back and see if it's still up

[DVWannaB]

Thanks for the input. Much appreciated!

[Solarjetman]

I can give you another reason that this is a fraud. I used to work for one of the companies that makes some of that software (I will not mention which one so don't ask). And I can tell you for a fact, that some of those titles were less than the price for the company's own employees. And we had sometimes up to 80% off the MSRP!

[Faustus]

Scamola.

Also if you hit the root of the server it says permission denied.

Solarjetman: For some reason I want to say... macromedia.

[Cobra]

You can tell right away that they're full of crap when you look at their pricing. Both Windows XP Home and Pro are $50. Pro will always be more expensive, and this would be reflected in their pricing if they had any sort of deal with Microsoft.

It's a scam, and I bet that site will disappear shortly after Trading Standards get wind of it.

Cobra