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Out of curiosity. I already have an O365 license via my university. But a friend said she found a website called Softkeys.uk that also seems to go under productkeys.uk. They appear to sell Enterprise O365 Licenses under a enterprise tenant. I tried to explain to her that this is not safe and that they can likley see her data as she will be part of their cloud tenant and also if Microsoft are aware they will lock the account.
Curious. Anyone seen this site before. Seems super suspicious to me.
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There are numerous sites selling Keys
MS Does not sell Keys on their own but as part of a pkge, including software install
Basically If its too good to be true then it isnt