Mike-O-Soft, a Swansea-based PC shop, has been fined for selling Microsoft software without a licence.
Downtime thinks this may be a particularly tragic case of nominative determinism; poor Mike O'Soft never stood a chance.
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PC shop Mike-O-Soft in Microsoft pirate sales shock
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I had a feeling he might have been. Good enough for him. There are too many shops and engineers around south Wales that are selling dodgy pc`s with dodgy copies of windows. Makes my job that much harder.
Posted by cppc repairs | December 24, 2008 4:11 PM
Posted on December 24, 2008 16:11