What’s a good trusted site for cheap OEM Keys?

[Lusss]

Hi,

I’m just wondering what site is trusted for legitimate OEM Keys. I’m looking to purchase the Windows 10 Pro x64 bit Edition. 
Thanks!

[emosun]

microsoft.com

[manikyath]

you buy an official key.. or besides that just about anything is as vague as the rest of them.

 

EDIT: PS: find a vista to 7 pro upgrade key, or a windows 7 key. those work too.

[Applefreak]

9 minutes ago, manikyath said:

vista

Remember, we don't talk about this one.....it never happened.....

[manikyath]

2 minutes ago, Applefreak said:

Remember, we don't talk about this one.....it never happened.....

so many years later it turned out to be a great way to buy cheap legit windows 10 licenses..

 

people hated vista, so a lot of vista=>7 upgrade keys were sold, so there's a lot of them around.

[Applefreak]

25 minutes ago, Lusss said:

Hi,

I’m just wondering what site is trusted for legitimate OEM Keys. I’m looking to purchase the Windows 10 Pro x64 bit Edition. 
Thanks!

I recently bought some on mmoga.com, worked quite well. I also have 7x retail windows 7 pro keys (now Windows 10 after the upgrade) I bought in retail packaging years ago (DVD). 

[Applefreak]

Just now, manikyath said:

so many years later it turned out to be a great way to buy cheap legit windows 10 licenses..

 

people hated vista, so a lot of vista=>7 upgrade keys were sold, so there's a lot of them around.

I used to run it on the side in beta while running Windows XP 64. After several SP iterations it became quite decent but even the still buggy Windows 7 beta was in many ways better than vista. Can't remember if I got upgrade keys, probably not. I do like how easy it is nowadays installing windows without a key and just adding one later. It makes troubleshooting pcs so much less time consuming. 

[AndreiArgeanu]

None unless you're buying from microsoft in which case they're not cheap. You're better off googling for some free Windows 7 keys and using that instead of paying 3$ to get someone to do that for you.

[Bombastinator]

My understanding is Microsoft simply deletes keys it finds that are being sold, so oem doesn’t do any good. It’s a minimum requisite, but it doesn’t help. I bought a real oem key along with the disk printed by fricking Microsoft and it still didn’t do any good.  It’s ewaste.  I’m going to have to update the license I bought to 11 whether I want to or not then upgrade it to pro, then maybe have to buy ANOTHER license so I can run a VM of 10home.