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Yossarian22
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Did Microsoft charge your card immediately?
I'm in a bit of a credit card snafu because Windows 7 didn't charge my card immediately but the download protection service did (30 days after you can still download the .iso to W7) and then I went on Steam to buy Empire: Total War meaning to use a different card, but Steam didn't prompt me and the $5 game I bought yesterday cleared and the games I bought today are pending and will clear by tomorrow afternoon, but no where on the account is the $65 Windows 7 pending.
Did I get Windows 7 for free or is Microsoft going to find out my card will deny them and I'll get overdraft and they'll show me the finer parts of the DRM of Win7 (disable my product key for next installation, critical update, even dial home and shut itself off, perhaps?)
So, did Microsoft charge your card immediately?
I'm in a bit of a credit card snafu because Windows 7 didn't charge my card immediately but the download protection service did (30 days after you can still download the .iso to W7) and then I went on Steam to buy Empire: Total War meaning to use a different card, but Steam didn't prompt me and the $5 game I bought yesterday cleared and the games I bought today are pending and will clear by tomorrow afternoon, but no where on the account is the $65 Windows 7 pending.
Did I get Windows 7 for free or is Microsoft going to find out my card will deny them and I'll get overdraft and they'll show me the finer parts of the DRM of Win7 (disable my product key for next installation, critical update, even dial home and shut itself off, perhaps?)
So, did Microsoft charge your card immediately?