3 ms·
If the breach of contract is by the seller, then how does that result in illegality on the part of the buyer?
by richthegeek 4y ago
If the breach of contract is by the seller, then how does that result in illegality on the part of the buyer?
- GuB-42 4y agoI don't think it is illegal on the part of the buyer, who would be a victim in this situation. But just like buying counterfeit goods, it is not clear to me, I mean if you buy your key from AliExpress, isn't it like importing counterfeits from China? That's something one should ask a lawyer. Anyways, these keys can be revoked any moment (and it has happened to me, with an Office key). If I had a business, I would avoid them for that reason alone.
- otikik 4y agoWell now that you have read this forum thread and responded to it that’s proof that you knew that was a possibility at least. You can’t claim “lack of knowledge” if you do it and Microsoft comes for you. But I am not a lawyer, perhaps on this case that doesn’t matter.