Sketchup Pro on Ebay
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@andybot said:
I don't know about licensing terms for SU pro, but a lot of software specifically prohibits resale... just FYI.
That's just one of the many things companies throw into the legalize hoping that everyone will take it at it's face value. It has been been repeatedly fought, and won, in the courts. They cannot, once you purchase something, prohibit you from reselling it. It's yours, you bought it.
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@hellnbak said:
@escapeartist said:
I think I'll give it a shot too. Hopefully not a scam or ripped off licenses. The headache saved by the available export/import options are worth it.
So how did it go?
Haven't heard anything yet.
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Got a reply this morning and installed. License installed and is working fine. Sure is nice to see those export/import options and the solid tools!
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I have bought four of the Pro licenses, and will make them available to anyone who wants one.
I figured it was only a matter of time before someone would start buying them up just to resell them on Ebay for 2 or 3 times the amount they paid for them, plus maybe somebody here wanted one but did not have an Ebay account.
Anyhow, I will provide them for just the amount I paid for them. I got them for 90 dollars each. I only ask that if you buy one it's for your own use, not to resell for profit.
If you want one, let me know. It will be on the honor system. I will PM you with the Serial and Activation codes. Just download the Pro Version from Google, install it, and use the codes to activate it. Once you are satisfied that it is activated, then you can pay me. I prefer PayPal, but if you do not have an account there I can PM you my address and you can send me a check.
I can maybe get more if there's a demand.
First come, first served, so let me know if you want one.(I'm also posting this in a separate thread)
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@hellnbak said:
I just asked him about that, and he said they were purchased from Google...
the supplier can be evaluated by the last 3 digits of the serial no with the last digit representing the platform (W/m = Windows/Mac).
Norbert
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You are a reseller, Norbert, aren't you?
@sketch3d.de said:
the supplier can be evaluated by the last 3 digits of the serial no with the last digit representing the platform (W/m = Windows/Mac).
Well, mine looks like still @Last (ALW)
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Huh, last 3 alpha characters are MSM. Looks like a Mac license? Works fine on Win 7...
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@escapeartist said:
last 3 alpha characters are MSM. Looks like a Mac license? Works fine on Win 7...
ser no not auth. code
Norbert
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@sketch3d.de said:
@escapeartist said:
last 3 alpha characters are MSM. Looks like a Mac license? Works fine on Win 7...
ser no not auth. code
Norbert
If they are not authorized codes, how did they activate the program? These licenses were from a company that bought them at the enterprise level, might they not have different codes than a license bought at the individual user level?
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There are two things there. Serial numbers and auth codes. You need to look at the serial number (that can be seen under Help > License > License info - notice that the auth code is not there)
@sketch3d.de said:
@gaieus said:
...looks like still @Last (ALW)
never change... they still use it
Norbert
Yes, I know...
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So when he said "serial no not auth. code", he was saying "serial no, not authorization code"?
I thought he was saying "serial no not authorized code"
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@hellnbak said:
So when he said "serial no not auth. code", he was saying "serial no, not authorization code"?
I thought he was saying "serial no not authorized code"
Serial no as No. or # (for number or "
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So Steve, what you bought had both serial numbers and authorization codes?
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@dave r said:
So Steve, what you bought had both serial numbers and authorization codes?
No. They had serial numbers and activation codes.
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This is beginning to sound like an Abbott and Costello routine
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Well, when you activate it, it asks for your Serial No and Activation Code. No mention of an authorization code.
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Well, I have just checked my email to which the last time these were sent. It says authorization number. (A third variation) Maybe even the Googlers are confused
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