Microsoft and Nokia phones

I want to "thank" cnet, for refusing to post my comments, posted Wednesday Septembner 4 2013, in which I condemn Microsofts purchase of the Nokia phone line.

In case cnet wants to continue to deny receiving my comments, below are a summary of same:

Although Nokia is a high quality phone line, durable and reliable, both in service, and in product, I cannot say the same about Microsoft.

In fact, Microsoft brings new meaning to deceit and treachery, with its built in "crashes", of operating systems.

To be specific, I recently purchased a desk top computer, loaded with Windows 7, not knowing that Microsoft rigged the operating system to "crash", when I did not go on-line, IMMEDIATELY, to "activate" some "code".

Thanks to Microsoft open deception, I am un-able to access over 90% of my computers functions, all because Microsoft rigged the operating system to shut down.

I do believe that, had I gone on-line, to "verify" the "codes", I would have spent HOURS going through a "sales pitch", for Microsoft products, BEFORE Microsoft would have allowed me to "verify" my operating system.

In my opinion, Microsofts actions, in building in this "crash", of my computer, should be considered felonious activity. Microsoft has no legal right to "crash" customers computers, just to force customers to "verify" computer programs.

This is why I ask C-Net to, openly, condemn, Microsofts actions.

If Microsoft knows it can avoid prosecution, while "crashing" home computers, just imagine the damage these criminals could do, with their take-over, of the high quality Nokia lines.

Microsoft must be openly, and publicly, CONDEMNED, for their actions, not praised for stealing the publics money.

In my opinion, anyway.

I bought my computer, and I have a receipt for purchase. Microsoft had no right to crash my system.