Seeing that MS has not resolved the Office 2007 B2 and B2TR activation issue
and it has been several days...

I think applying some pressure would be a wise tactic. It would
seem that MS support is not aware of the activation issue. I contacted
support for professionals since I am a registered MS business owner (not that
that means much), in order to let them know, and the person I spoke to said
she would have the issue escalated by her boss. I think more people need to
call to get things happening.

So for all people having activation issues with Office 2007, PLEASE CALL MS
AND LET THEM KNOW THERE IS A PROBLEM.

Microsoft Technical Support : (800) 936-4900
Microsoft Customer Service : (800) 426-9400

The more people who call the faster it will get resolved. I am counting on
everyone with an issue in here to call and let MS know there is a problem.
More calls means more credibility for the issue.

Don't call tech support. All that is going to happen is that they will
charge you for it without much help...
I actually asked some of my contacts at MS last night about it, but
haven't heard back yet.

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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"Xerses" <Xerses@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:64733559-F066-4195-9548-87D3F12E5916@microsoft.com:

> Seeing that MS has not resolved the Office 2007 B2 and B2TR activation issue
> and it has been several days...
>
> I think applying some pressure would be a wise tactic. It would
> seem that MS support is not aware of the activation issue. I contacted
> support for professionals since I am a registered MS business owner (not that
> that means much), in order to let them know, and the person I spoke to said
> she would have the issue escalated by her boss. I think more people need to
> call to get things happening.
>
> So for all people having activation issues with Office 2007, PLEASE CALL MS
> AND LET THEM KNOW THERE IS A PROBLEM.
>
> Microsoft Technical Support : (800) 936-4900
> Microsoft Customer Service : (800) 426-9400
>
> The more people who call the faster it will get resolved. I am counting on
> everyone with an issue in here to call and let MS know there is a problem.
> More calls means more credibility for the issue.

I don't see why it would cost you any money, I called and was not charged
anything.

"Patrick Schmid [MVP]" wrote:

> Don't call tech support. All that is going to happen is that they will
> charge you for it without much help...
> I actually asked some of my contacts at MS last night about it, but
> haven't heard back yet.
>
> Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
> --------------
> http://pschmid.net
> ***
> Office 2007 Beta 2 Technical Refresh (B2TR):
> http://pschmid.net/blog/2006/09/18/43
> ***
> Customize Office 2007: http://pschmid.net/office2007/customize
> OneNote 2007: http://pschmid.net/office2007/onenote
> ***
> Subscribe to my Office 2007 blog: http://pschmid.net/blog/feed
>
>
> "Xerses" <Xerses@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:64733559-F066-4195-9548-87D3F12E5916@microsoft.com:
>
> > Seeing that MS has not resolved the Office 2007 B2 and B2TR activation issue
> > and it has been several days...
> >
> > I think applying some pressure would be a wise tactic. It would
> > seem that MS support is not aware of the activation issue. I contacted
> > support for professionals since I am a registered MS business owner (not that
> > that means much), in order to let them know, and the person I spoke to said
> > she would have the issue escalated by her boss. I think more people need to
> > call to get things happening.
> >
> > So for all people having activation issues with Office 2007, PLEASE CALL MS
> > AND LET THEM KNOW THERE IS A PROBLEM.
> >
> > Microsoft Technical Support : (800) 936-4900
> > Microsoft Customer Service : (800) 426-9400
> >
> > The more people who call the faster it will get resolved. I am counting on
> > everyone with an issue in here to call and let MS know there is a problem.
> > More calls means more credibility for the issue.
>
>

Finally seems to be working again.


"Xerses" wrote:

> Seeing that MS has not resolved the Office 2007 B2 and B2TR activation issue
> and it has been several days...
>
> I think applying some pressure would be a wise tactic. It would
> seem that MS support is not aware of the activation issue. I contacted
> support for professionals since I am a registered MS business owner (not that
> that means much), in order to let them know, and the person I spoke to said
> she would have the issue escalated by her boss. I think more people need to
> call to get things happening.
>
> So for all people having activation issues with Office 2007, PLEASE CALL MS
> AND LET THEM KNOW THERE IS A PROBLEM.
>
> Microsoft Technical Support : (800) 936-4900
> Microsoft Customer Service : (800) 426-9400
>
> The more people who call the faster it will get resolved. I am counting on
> everyone with an issue in here to call and let MS know there is a problem.
> More calls means more credibility for the issue.
>