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Microsoft Vista Class Action

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Address
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Phone (include area code)
Phone Alternate (include area code)
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Type of PC(s) purchased
Date(s) of purchase
Did the PC have a Windows Vista Capable sticker on it?
Did the PC have a Premium Ready sticker on it?
What version of Windows XP was on the PC when you purchased it (XP Home, XP Media Center, etc.)?
Were you eligible for the Express Upgrade promotion?
What version of Windows Vista was your Express Upgrade to (Home Basic, Premium, etc.)?
Did you attempt to participate in the Express Upgrade promotion?
If you participated, or attempted to participate, in the Express Upgrade promotion, please describe what happened.
If you were eligible to participate in the Express Upgrade promotion but decided not to do so, please explain why you decided not to participate.
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