Hello, this is my first post at BHW and I would like to share my free Microsoft Technet guide with you. I have made 20 accounts so far and have been selling them in forums for an average of $100 a piece. Here it is.
Hey, this is a simple guide on how to get a free Microsoft Technet with little effort. Some of you may know how to do this, but some may not. This is a a $350 1 year sub all your for free.
Step 1. Get invited to join IT Pro Momentum.
- This is not just a site you can join freely, you must get an invite from someone who has them. Here are two that I found. The first person is the one I contacted to get into ITPM.
http://blogs.technet.com/keithcombs/contact.aspx
that is the link to the guys contact page. Just say that you are an IT professional and that you consult people on what kinds of products they should get. That if you are able to get an invite to ITPM you will be able to try out new products and recommend them to your friends and clients, which is the whole point of technet. Make sure to put in all your information and sound professional and do not make it too short or you will not get an invite.
There are other people you can contact for invites, here is another one just so the first guy doesnt get spammed out of no where.
http://blogs.technet.com/matthewms/contact.aspx
there might be other guys, just try searching around the technet blogs.
Step 2. Wait, Wait, and more Wait.
It takes a while to get a response back. These are real people, not automated machines. It took about a month for me and my friend to get the invite, but it should come. Just be patient, you will most likely forget about it by the time it comes. but when it does, you are 1 step away from getting free technet.
Step 3. Sign up for IT Pro Momentum.
Sign up to ITPM now, there should be no special link, they should of put your info into their system. Next go to "My Profile" on the left hand side of the page, and make sure all your info is filled out. This is required by Microsoft in order to receive your technet.
Step 4. Make a Project.
- This is the last step in order to receive your Technet sub. On the left hand side of the page below "My Profile" There should be another tab called "My Projects" Here you can make up a project that you are working on and what Microsoft programs you are using to do this. Here is an example:
"This project uses IE 8 and Windows Server 2008 to allow people to connect to each other to be able to discuss and edit many computer languages at the same time."
Then make sure to at least put your project in the "Plan" phase. Hit save and you are done.
Step 5. Lets play the waiting game.
Yet again you must wait until your project gets approved. There is a statues marker that shows where your project is in the process. But I can tell you right now it will take at least 2 weeks, mine took 3 until I got my sub. You will get an e-mail with your technet sub info in it. Register with technet, and you get free licenses and copies of all the latest Windows OS (windows 7 coming out in October) and Office 2007 Ultimate is running on my computer right now along with Vista Ultimate. These are for evaluating purposes only, but there is no expiration date on them. Meaning, don't go around giving everyone and your grandma a license key to everything.
I hope this guide will help make you guys some real money.
Hey, this is a simple guide on how to get a free Microsoft Technet with little effort. Some of you may know how to do this, but some may not. This is a a $350 1 year sub all your for free.
Step 1. Get invited to join IT Pro Momentum.
- This is not just a site you can join freely, you must get an invite from someone who has them. Here are two that I found. The first person is the one I contacted to get into ITPM.
http://blogs.technet.com/keithcombs/contact.aspx
that is the link to the guys contact page. Just say that you are an IT professional and that you consult people on what kinds of products they should get. That if you are able to get an invite to ITPM you will be able to try out new products and recommend them to your friends and clients, which is the whole point of technet. Make sure to put in all your information and sound professional and do not make it too short or you will not get an invite.
There are other people you can contact for invites, here is another one just so the first guy doesnt get spammed out of no where.
http://blogs.technet.com/matthewms/contact.aspx
there might be other guys, just try searching around the technet blogs.
Step 2. Wait, Wait, and more Wait.
It takes a while to get a response back. These are real people, not automated machines. It took about a month for me and my friend to get the invite, but it should come. Just be patient, you will most likely forget about it by the time it comes. but when it does, you are 1 step away from getting free technet.
Step 3. Sign up for IT Pro Momentum.
Sign up to ITPM now, there should be no special link, they should of put your info into their system. Next go to "My Profile" on the left hand side of the page, and make sure all your info is filled out. This is required by Microsoft in order to receive your technet.
Step 4. Make a Project.
- This is the last step in order to receive your Technet sub. On the left hand side of the page below "My Profile" There should be another tab called "My Projects" Here you can make up a project that you are working on and what Microsoft programs you are using to do this. Here is an example:
"This project uses IE 8 and Windows Server 2008 to allow people to connect to each other to be able to discuss and edit many computer languages at the same time."
Then make sure to at least put your project in the "Plan" phase. Hit save and you are done.
Step 5. Lets play the waiting game.
Yet again you must wait until your project gets approved. There is a statues marker that shows where your project is in the process. But I can tell you right now it will take at least 2 weeks, mine took 3 until I got my sub. You will get an e-mail with your technet sub info in it. Register with technet, and you get free licenses and copies of all the latest Windows OS (windows 7 coming out in October) and Office 2007 Ultimate is running on my computer right now along with Vista Ultimate. These are for evaluating purposes only, but there is no expiration date on them. Meaning, don't go around giving everyone and your grandma a license key to everything.
I hope this guide will help make you guys some real money.