They’re selling them for €3. This is a better option than paying £90. But has anyone tried this before? I’ve seen websites that say the keys are real and reliable, but since it’s the internet, they could still be fake.
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All these sites are selling gray market keys. They might be obtained through fraud or be for older versions of Windows but still work for the current one.
The only reason to activate Windows now is for personalization; everything else is already available without activation.
I buy all my Windows keys online for about €10, and they always work. Just make sure to get them from a trusted store. Some shops that sell Steam game codes also sell Windows keys and are reliable.
I’ve bought about 8 codes from Gamers-Outlet.net. If I had any problems with a code, their support team fixed it.
It seemed like a scam. I bought a Windows 10 Pro key, and it was invalid. But support responded quickly and gave me a working key.
I got 2 Office keys and 1 Windows 11 key from them, and they all worked perfectly. No problems.
I just bought a key for $4 from them. It was available right away and worked without any issues.
Just bought the MS Office Bind from them so easy and fast, the key was available instantly. Activation went through no hiccups.
At first, I thought this was suspicious. But after reading some positive reviews, I decided to buy a Windows Pro key for $5. It worked, and I’m pretty impressed.
It’s a scam. I just bought a key and used the Ultimate PID checker. They are selling Windows 10 Pro keys as Windows 11 Pro keys. This is important—it’s a scam. Gamers-Outlet is pulling a bait-and-switch. I recommend staying away.