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Anti-'Piracy' & User Satisfaction

Story: Ballmer hints at tougher Vista antipiracy crackdownTotal Replies: 3
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dcparris

Mar 13, 2007
2:49 PM EDT 		> "We [will] really ferret through how far we can dial it up, and what that means for customer experience and customer satisfaction," he said.

I can just see the customers now. "Why yes, I dearly love that I've been locked out of my computer because MS' registration software incorrectly detected that my copy of Windows was illegitimate, even though it came with the computer I bought at CompUSA. What could be more satisfying than to know that MS is 'getting tough' on me. Yeah, that's it! Tough love!"
jimf

Mar 13, 2007
3:15 PM EDT 		Are all MS customers that stupid? I keep wondering 'how long can he keep doing this before everyone heads for the door'??? Even battered wives have their limits.
jezuch

Mar 13, 2007
3:54 PM EDT 		Some like it rough, it seems...
tracyanne

Mar 13, 2007
4:38 PM EDT 		Personally I think Steve Ballmer is on the right track. he should keep working on stopping piracy. It will eventually increase sales.... for someone.

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