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Originally Posted by shalym
- Hmmm...I just used my regular email account--there was no "avoiding" anything...I just typed in my email address and made up a password.
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That is exactly the problem stated.
Not everyone wants to give their email address to Microsoft, it seems.
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- I've downloaded a few apps, and just downloaded another one and didn't have to type in my email address. In fact, the only time I EVER have to type in my email address is when I'm logging in to the computer. In all fairness, this may be because I've only installed a couple of free card games and the free ESPN app. I just don't use many "apps" with Windows...just applications such as the full MS Office, Firefox, Adobe Acrobat (full version, not reader), and other applications that I need for my business.
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Hmmm, could that be... because you already gave it to them???
