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Hello Microsoft Team,
I purchased Office 2024 for $16 from the seller at getsoftwaredeals dot com and received a demo/preview version.
During installation, a malware warning appeared on my computer, which prompted me to reformat my system as a precaution.
Upon further research about the seller, I discovered that they frequently create new websites, such as gosoftwarebuy dot com.
When I contacted the seller for a replacement, they claimed that the warning was normal.
Is this legal, and can I take legal action against this seller?
Thank you.
Nily
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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I purchased from same seller Office 2024 for $16 getsoftwaredeals and installed their downloaded file.
Two days later, I received a message on my device indicating that the software was counterfeit.
The seller is not answering anymore.