Anybody Qualify For Microsoft HUP For Office 2013

[STANGGT40]

Check your email at the below link...$10 for office 2013 pro, also ms project and Visio are $10 each, and you can install them on 2 computers.

If you have an email that works, I need to buy a copy of each.

https://www.microsofthup.com

Edit...thread title should have a "?" At the end.

[Big A]

To keep some of you from wasting time on this, it isn't available to everybody. To qualify for HUP, your place of business must have a Microsoft licensing agreement with Office on it, and they must have chosen to activate this benefit. You'll login using your business e-mail address, and will also need an access code to complete the purchase, which is to be provided by your company.

[mstng86]

We have it at work. We did office 2010. Haven't needed 2013 yet.

[yellowstang]

I've got the CD for one real close at home, it's Office 2003. Only off by 1 digit!

[Ratt]

Hilton Corporate employees do, you know anyone that works for Hilton? My wife does, but I've used all her available codes for my stuff at home, sorry.

[STANGGT40]

I can't think of anyone that I know that works at any large corporations...FYI, some people were saying that MySpace emails were working...I guess some work and some don't. Supposedly a lot of .edu addresses work as well.

[Big A]

I can't think of anyone that I know that works at any large corporations...FYI, some people were saying that MySpace emails were working...I guess some work and some don't. Supposedly a lot of .edu addresses work as well.

Somebody isn't managing their licensing very well then, you have to specify what domains have access to your HUP, and there is a finite number of HUP licenses per company, which is dependent upon the ammount of Office licenses they have at the office. It's supposed to be one HUP license per employee, not a family and friends special.

None of my clients ever come close to allocating all of their HUP licenses though, so it's not that big a deal I suppose. Opening it up to something like a facebook or gmail domain is asking for trouble though, all it takes is someone spilling the beans on a big forum and sharing the code, and all your HUP licenses are gone when employees need them.

On a similar note, if you have more than 2 computers, and have already installed Office 2010 on the 2 allowed, you can buy 2013 and get 2 more installs.

[STANGGT40]

Somebody isn't managing their licensing very well then, you have to specify what domains have access to your HUP, and there is a finite number of HUP licenses per company, which is dependent upon the ammount of Office licenses they have at the office. It's supposed to be one HUP license per employee, not a family and friends special.

None of my clients ever come close to allocating all of their HUP licenses though, so it's not that big a deal I suppose. Opening it up to something like a facebook or gmail domain is asking for trouble though, all it takes is someone spilling the beans on a big forum and sharing the code, and all your HUP licenses are gone when employees need them.

On a similar note, if you have more than 2 computers, and have already installed Office 2010 on the 2 allowed, you can buy 2013 and get 2 more installs.

I bought 07 or 10 for my laptop...I can't remember which and I rarely use it. This is for my wife's laptop (windows 8)...I can't find the install disc from mine...it might have been a factory install and I bought the license. I can't remember now.

[mstng86]

I bought 07 or 10 for my laptop...I can't remember which and I rarely use it. This is for my wife's laptop (windows 8)...I can't find the install disc from mine...it might have been a factory install and I bought the license. I can't remember now.

Call microsoft HUP and they can find your purchase with your name and company. I needed the key code and they emailed it to me. They may still be able to mail a replacement disc.

[bcoop]

Somebody isn't managing their licensing very well then, you have to specify what domains have access to your HUP, and there is a finite number of HUP licenses per company, which is dependent upon the ammount of Office licenses they have at the office. It's supposed to be one HUP license per employee, not a family and friends special.

None of my clients ever come close to allocating all of their HUP licenses though, so it's not that big a deal I suppose. Opening it up to something like a facebook or gmail domain is asking for trouble though, all it takes is someone spilling the beans on a big forum and sharing the code, and all your HUP licenses are gone when employees need them.

On a similar note, if you have more than 2 computers, and have already installed Office 2010 on the 2 allowed, you can buy 2013 and get 2 more installs.

Captain Save a MS? When did you lose interest in saving whores?



Calm down Nancy, I'm just fucking with you.

[8mpg]

I do...better get it before I leave my current job

[Big A]

Captain Save a MS? When did you lose interest in saving whores?



Calm down Nancy, I'm just fucking with you.

I still save whores given the opportunity. Microsoft licensing is the vast majority of what pays my bills, and I've helped many of my clients activate and set up their HUP. I'm just explaining exactly what HUP is, as to not have anyone get their hopes up for a cheap valid (notice I didn't say legal) copy of Office. If they happen to poach one from a careless business or school, more power to 'em.

[Big A]

I do...better get it before I leave my current job

Definitely do. Just FYI though, the licensing agreement states that you are to uninstall the program once you are no longer an employee, so once you've left it's a pirated copy like the millions of other out there. Fortunately the company isn't liable for such uninstallations, or nobody would implement it.

[Skidmark]

Check your email at the below link...$10 for office 2013 pro, also ms project and Visio are $10 each, and you can install them on 2 computers.

If you have an email that works, I need to buy a copy of each.

https://www.microsofthup.com

Edit...thread title should have a "?" At the end.

I qualify and do not need it. Would you like me to forward my link to you?

[Big A]

I qualify and do not need it. Would you like me to forward my link to you?

He'll have to login using your work e-mail address to buy it, unless you've already bought it and have the download link to send.