I did the same thing, received my copy, and was told I won a PocketPC.  I
received the same PocketPC when I signed up for some other marketing
promotion from Microsoft.  It's okay, but not great (the PDA at least).  I
assumed I got the promotion either through my MCSE or my MSDN subscription.
I also get that Microsoft magazine, could be there too.

I AM looking forward to using that copy of server 2003 though.  I have to
assume it's legit.  At a minimum, I would argue I could have believed it was
legit.

Josh
  -----Original Message-----
  From: Burns, John D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 1:34 PM
  To: CF-Talk
  Subject: Checkoutaspnet.com ?? Anyone heard of it?

  I got a mailer (Postal mail) to my home about trying ASP.net.  It was
  from Microsoft (or some outsourcer for Microsoft) and it seemed to be
  slanted toward getting CF Developers moved to ASP.net (or at least to
  try it out).  They had a website up (checkoutaspnet.com) and if you
  signed up, they send you a FREE full licensed copy of Windows 2003
  Server Enterprise Edition and some ASP related materials, including
  creation software and such.  I signed up and received mine yesterday and
  was quite suprised.  The Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition was a
  full-version with 25 CALs.  Then, on top of all of that, I got chosen
  for a prize (1 in 50) of a ViewSonic V37 Pocket PC.

  It all seems too good to be true.  Did anyone see this promotion?  Any
  idea where it came from?  It all is very legit and everything that I've
  gotten is definitely from Microsoft.  I still don't think I'll convert
  to ASP.net for my primary language, but I'll definitely try it out now,
  and who knows, I may use it for some projects.

  I just thought I'd see if anyone else got this promotion or would know
  how they got ahold of my name.  I just moved into my current home 9
  months ago, and I haven't signed up for much stuff with my new home
  address.  Anyone with info...I'd love to hear.  I feel like a kid in a
  toy store :-)

  John Burns
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