Hey!
i just got a letter from the settlement administrator or something like that. With the letter it came with a microsoft massacushetts class action settlemet. It talks about finding proof of purchase identifying numbers, Product information and abunch of other jibberish.
Has anyone else got this, i am way to confused about this right now.
Uh-oh, you’re in trouble 
i talked to some of my friends, they all got it to
i didnt do anything wrong
lol
No - that means you could be getting money back for buying MS products provided you bought X product and paid more than Y dollars for it during a certain period of time 
EDIT: Or it could be some guy trying to fill out mail-order rebates using your proof of purchases haha.
EDIT: Or you could be in big trouble. Microsoft will send aliens after you. Be scared. Be very scared.
sniff sniff I my scam sense is tingling. I would disregard the email.
I figure, what’s the worst that could happen to you? Some group of sketchy con-artists could find out where you live, steal your car, etc.
Be a rebel alex. Live life on the edge. Rage against the Machine. Mail…in… your…proof of purchase slips :rap:
Microsoft is not the a-morale company many people think it is. They would never used that kind of manipulative consumer-based fraud or do any kind of subliminal advertisement to it customer base.
[buy microsoft]
I’m appaled that you would even THINK such a thing.
[give us your money]
Why don’t the moderators step in and close this topic?
[more money, we can never have enough]
Or better yet, why don’t they just delete it?
[we break thumbs, give us more money]
Lets change the subject, this is causing me a lot of distress.
[without your money, we’ll only be able to afford 34 gold-plated back-scratchers]
Thank you.
[ok, they’re not back scratchers, but hey, butts itch too, you know]
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Seriously though Alex, I think MS was forced to pay a certain amount because they over charged consumers in Massachusetts. Therefore, if you send your receipts in, you could get some money back as part of their settlement
ohhh ok, thanks for the feedback guys:)
So I’m going through my July issue of WIRED Magazine, and I find an article on a hoax that promises people money on behalf of Microsoft. Then I’m like, hey, Alex made a post on something simliar to that!
Here’s the article, it’s pretty interesting