Karl Seguin

Saving $30 is the first step towards fiscal responsibility! Good job, Karl! :)

It clearly says "minus $30 mail-in rebate" on the site.

Don't worry Karl, you aren't alone.  

Turns out MSFT has tried to screw a lot people out of  $40,000 by attempting to sell MOSS 2007 for Internet Sites.

jdn: Damnit!

In my own defense, I was on:

www.microsoft.com/.../ProductDetails.aspx

and I would not call it "clear" at all.

Next to the price is a footnote which says:

** Estimated Retail Price. Actual retail prices may vary. Mail in rebate details

And when you click on the "rebate details" it doesn't say anything about $30.00.

I would agree that on that page, it isn't clear.  I went immediately to the home page when I saw the post, where it is clear.

Doh!  Sux2BU

Better than being screwed by Apple for $200.... ;)

You should have bought it from BuyCheapSoftware.com and saved yourself some hassles.

I've used quicken and money, and I like quicken much better.

Insteresting post that applies to this: see item 5 in www.hanselman.com/.../BlogInteresting32WaysToKeepYourBlogFromSucking.aspx.

Hey Observer,

None of us on CodeBetter follow that rule (especially yours truly).  And sometimes we're not so nice to each other....  We're equal opportunity!