Another Returnil Virtual System 2010 Home Lux Promo (by Ghacks)

[safeguy]

Another Returnil Virtual System 2010 Home Lux Promo (by Ghacks)

http://www.ghacks.net/2009/12/15/christmas-giveaway-returnil-virtual-system-2010-home-lux/

Ghacks Giveaway

We have an unlimited number of licenses for Returnil Virtual System 2010 Home Lux. If you want to license visit this giveaway page and enter an email address. After you verify the email you will receive a second email with the license code and instructions to download and use Returnil.

And guess what, Returnil is up to their standard practice of giving the same/common/universal license key for those who registered.

Here is the new key:

X0000I0001T000009V1W82MNZ

And for those of you who missed the previous 'promos' of Returnil, here are the universal license keys:

TechPP 'promo' key:

S0000K0001G000009X0YB0D12

dotTech 'promo' key:

H0000P0001D000009U10DO0WE

The 'Facebook fan page' promo key:

S000030001A00000610KT2QMM

Update:

Softpedia 'promo' key:

10000N0001000000AA0KSP66C

Download setup file from here:
http://www.returnilvirtualsystem.com/rvs-home-lux

Now, everyone here can use Returnil Home Lux for free....just use any one of the keys above.

[tarzan007]

good work buddy! i dont understand why Returnil is acting stupid

[safeguy]

No, they are not acting stupid...in fact they are smart. By having different promotions on different tech sites, they are actually getting 'free' advertisement for themselves...more people would be aware of their brand and products. And all they do is just give out a few common keys for the Home Lux version...they've got nothing to lose as these same people would have used their freeware version instead (if there's no such promos)

As you can see now, Returnil 'give out' 4 or 5 or even 6 keys (there might be another promotion going somewhere else we don't know of) but in return, they get hundreds or thousands of new users...

What they're trying to do here is to get more people accustomed to using the Home Lux version and hope that by the end of the 1 year license, these users would become paying customers....(which I doubt most of us will)

Or worse still, they might include an update/upgrade (before the 1 year period ends) and these license keys would no longer work...that's why I suggest all of you keep the setup file of Returnil now as a backup for 'just-in-case' moments...

Smart marketing strategy, isn't it?

P.S. I hope they're not going to break our trust by selling away those email addresses that are registered with them...some companies do that you know...but then again, I'm sure most of us here use disposable inbox services right?

[Murphy]

Hi,
Thanks for the info .
Best regards !

[Kees]

They give a lot of licenses in a short period of time, which is smart promotion indeed.

[Murphy]

They give a lot of licenses in a short period of time, which is smart promotion indeed.

Hi,
You said a great truth
Best regards !

[noaccount]

but this is causing some acoustical fadigue indeed...

[Rush]

Great find(s) Safeguy. Good taste in stops too. Ashraf and Martin both rock.
I absolutely agree. This is far from a stupid move on their part. From a marketing perspective it's brilliant. By using the universal keys they can judge the impact of each promotional page and plan out where they're next marketing campaign. Even in situations like this, where the codes bleed, it works. They know when they ran the promo. Keys that are activated in after that just go into a different column.
Especially for Returnil. It blows me away, on a regular basis, how FEW people know about such an AWESOME product. (Just the virtual system. I do not speak for the A/V component.)
Bout time they got someone in sales off their ass. VMware too. Another awesome, yet, terribly under recognized masterpiece.

[Ceyfer √]

Good move Returnil

[Murphy]

Great find(s) Safeguy. Good taste in stops too. Ashraf and Martin both rock.
I absolutely agree. This is far from a stupid move on their part. From a marketing perspective it's brilliant. By using the universal keys they can judge the impact of each promotional page and plan out where they're next marketing campaign. Even in situations like this, where the codes bleed, it works. They know when they ran the promo. Keys that are activated in after that just go into a different column.
Especially for Returnil. It blows me away, on a regular basis, how FEW people know about such an AWESOME product. (Just the virtual system. I do not speak for the A/V component.)
Bout time they got someone in sales off their ass. VMware too. Another awesome, yet, terribly under recognized masterpiece.

Hi,
Thanks for this.
Best regards !