Susan elects to remove the Microsoft Executives and provide more of a B.S. response. I wonder what she does not want the executives to see? Crappy customer service?
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From: Susan <Susan.@microsoft.com>
Date: Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 1:22 AM
Subject: RE: Customer Experience
To: Steve <steve.@gmail.com>
Cc: Microsoft GetHelp <pqmglba@microsoft.com>, Microsoft Customer Advocacy - United States <usrmt@microsoft.com>, Microsoft Counterfeit Report Submissions <cfrv2prd@microsoft.com>
From: Susan <Susan.@microsoft.com>
Date: Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 1:22 AM
Subject: RE: Customer Experience
To: Steve <steve.@gmail.com>
Cc: Microsoft GetHelp <pqmglba@microsoft.com>, Microsoft Customer Advocacy - United States <usrmt@microsoft.com>, Microsoft Counterfeit Report Submissions <cfrv2prd@microsoft.com>
Moving Microsoft Execs to BCC
Steve,
Below I’m listing the FAQs that I’ve
sent you several times now. They are found here - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/howtotell/cfr/FAQ.aspx.
I’ve highlighted the responses that explain exactly what you need to mail in to
complete your piracy report.
The address where you need to send
documentation for your piracy report, which was listed in the email you
received with your counterfeit report ID and provided again by me on May 16th
is:
Microsoft PID Center
5148 Peach Street #332
Erie, PA 16509
Progress on your piracy report is
dependent on you mailing in the required documentation. Until that happens, the
status will not change.
Thank you,
Susan
Senior Advocacy
Specialist
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You make a living by
what you get. You make a life by what you give. ~ Winston Churchill
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I find out the status of my submission?
In
the confirmation e-mail you received, you will find a direct link that you can
click to see your status.
If
you do not have your email confirmation, you may visit our order look up page and enter your first and last name, email address and
CRID (if available) to review the status of your submission.
How many complimentary kits am I eligible to receive?
You
are eligible to receive a maximum of one Windows complimentary kit and one
Office complimentary kit. If you believe you have purchased more than one
article of counterfeit software, you may visit the Genuine Program
website for more information about genuine Windows and genuine
Office software.
How long does it take to receive my complimentary kit?
From
the time your completed submission is accepted by Microsoft, including all
requested items, it can take four to six weeks for the delivery of the
complimentary kit.
You
may visit the order look up page and enter your first and last name, email address and
CRID (if available) to find the status of your submission.
Do you ship to P.O. boxes?
We
cannot ship to post office boxes. A standard street mailing address is required
to receive a complimentary kit.
Can a submission be rejected?
It
is sometimes determined that the documentation you provide does not meet the
criteria for the complimentary replacement software offer. Here are some of the
reasons why your request may be denied:
· No original proof of purchase was included in
your submission.
· The receipt or invoice for the computer you
purchased does not specify that it includes a copy of Windows or Office.
· A CD/DVD was not included in the submission.
· Wrong version of the software was received.
· A product key was not included.
· The purchase price for the counterfeit
software was significantly lower than the standard pricing for the software.
Is there a minimum purchase price to qualify for a complimentary
kit?
Yes.
Depending on your market and the type of software purchased, there is a minimum
purchase price that you must have paid the reseller in order to qualify for a
complimentary kit.
Do I need to provide a purchase receipt or other proof of purchase?
You must provide proof of purchase for any submission in
order to qualify for a complimentary kit. You will be required to provide a
receipt or invoice including reseller information and the details of your
purchase.
Do I need to send you my software disc(s)?
Yes, you are required to send in your purchased software. If
you purchased physical media, a CD/DVD or branded USB is required to be
eligible to receive a complimentary replacement kit.
What is the complete list of items I need to send in?
To qualify for a kit you must mail in the items below:
·
A
printed copy of the online counterfeit report.
·
The
counterfeit Windows or Office CD or DVD along with any additional software
packaging.
·
The
5x5 product key, if this was requested when submitting your counterfeit report.
·
The
original purchase receipt of the software or computer, including the date of
purchase, name and address of the seller.
Will you send my software back to me if I do not qualify for a
replacement kit?
Submissions
are not returned to customers.
I have a Volume License version of Windows or Office, do I qualify
for a complimentary kit?
This
counterfeit replacement program is not available for volume license editions.
If you have a Volume Licensing product, please visit http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/knowthefacts/legalizationsolutions.aspx.
How can I tell if my software is counterfeit?
We
realize that sometimes it can be challenging to tell whether software is
genuine, and invite you to visit Microsoft’s How to Tell website for more information. There
you will find more information about genuine Microsoft software and how to
determine if your software is genuine.
I'm getting a simlar runaround. I have a notebook purchased 3/2013 that included Win7 Ultimate CoA and image partition, no media. all of a sudden, after the Win-xp activation servers were taken down (apr 14 2014) , on Apr 24 2014 this PC was flagged as having non genuine windows and prompted me to file for a counterfeit-program replacement. I sent the receipt, CoA, etc. and was denied. now I have no original CoA, no replacement CoA, and a notebook that still thinks it's counterfeit. I have spent 3 hours getting the runaround on the phone today. every department says it's some other department's "issue". i've been handed off about 10 times, sometimes revising the same departments 2 or 3 times. Right now, I still have no resolution, but i'm stubborn and will keep trying.
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