Vista Ultimate for free, in exchange for your privacy

Microsoft is giving away copies of Windows Vista Ultimate (32-bit or 64-bit DVD), Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007, Microsoft Money Plus Premium, Microsoft Student with Encarta Premium 2008 etc. All you have to do is fill out a few surveys and allow Microsoft to monitor all your activities. According to Microsoft:

If you agree to join the program, a small amount of data will be collected using the Windows Feedback Program software. That data will be sent to Microsoft so we can monitor how your computer is working and better understand how you are using Windows and Office. This data is collected every time you use Windows and Office. We use this data to help make future versions of the software better and more useful for you and other users.


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Through the following link http://wfp.microsoft.com/ you can sign up for this program, which has the following rules:

What's Free?

For these free software can you allow Microsoft to watch your every move for 3 months?

Agree ? Disagree ? Leave your comment ...

Update:
Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday withdraw this offer saying it had exhausted the supply of software.
Although the free offer remains viewable in a version of the page cached by Google Inc.'s

Not long after Microsoft pulled the offer, users commenting on Engadget noticed the vanishing act. Someone identified as Paul Newall claimed he e-mailed Microsoft to ask for an explanation. "This is the response I got," said Newall.
'Thank you for your interest in the feedback program. Due to high volume, we have reached our 'while supplies last' limit and have closed our free product incentive on 12/11/2007 at 2 p.m.'



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