If all you are concerned about is the quality of the gift that Microsoft
"chooses" to give, then probably the Beta program is better off for your
leaving it.
To repeat what has been said many times, flame away. This is my opinion of
all the whining being done about who got what and who did not receive this
or that. Where in the beta sign-up was there any mention of receiving
anything for testing the product except the chance to find bugs and report
them? Is the whole goal of beta testing now to see who can get the most
trophies???
Geez!
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer:
2003 <
[email protected]> asked:
| || I'm sure I'll get flamed but I'll ask again anyway. Anyone get their
|| gifts?? I got two copies of Office XP Pro over the last month. I
|| think its for some IT surveys I did for Microsoft. Just want to
|| make sure that wasn't the gift.
||
|| -Tim
|| ID: 325494
||
||
|
| In my opinion, the so called "radio" was more of an insult than a
| "gift". It would have been better to get nothing, or a simple letter
| of thanks.
|
| It's like leaving a waitress a few pennies as a tip. She'll be more
| pissed than if you just stiffed her and left nothing.
|
| Oh, and I could care less about the flames I'll receive about my
| opinions, as I know I am not alone in this.
|
| I for one will no longer be participating in any more beta programs
| for MS..
