If the first two reasons stated above don’t move the needle for you, this one should. If you work with an IT company that’s a registered Microsoft partner (most of us are), we will have to step in and get you adequately licensed or risk losing our partnership status.Candidly, if you cannot afford the retail price for Microsoft Office, raise your prices. Imagine your Outlook complaining about activation six months after you “bought a serial for $10.” You’re a business – get legitimate licensing to use your software reliably and get technical support when needed.
They can deactivate at any time, and Microsoft won’t help you.You’re paying shady businesses and encouraging them to continue operating. They aren’t legitimate! Common sources of those cheap serial numbers are Microsoft programs like Developer Network, TechNet, Volume Licensing, etc.If you’re a business - do not pirate or buy counterfeit licenses. If you’re a home user or a consumer - that’s on you it’s a free country, make your own decisions. You might say - Microsoft is a huge company and has tons of money, it doesn’t matter, and I saved money!
If you see a listing on an auction site, online classified ad, or other online page advertising product keys for sale, it’s a good indication that the keys are likely stolen or counterfeit.“ Straight from the horse’s mouth: “ (.) Microsoft does not distribute product keys as standalone products. Sure, buying a serial number online for your favorite productivity software for a fraction of the retail price seems like you’re sticking it to “the man.” However, do you know that saying about if something is too good to be true? It applies here.
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