No more wasted time fighting the good fight. Never mind the hundreds of other auctions for Rosetta Stone on eBay being offered by non-licensed sellers. In spite of the fact the software has never been used, downloaded, registered, or even removed from the packaging, I can’t resell it. Only to have it removed, and my account threatened, by eBay and their watchdog group. But shortly after buying, decided I didn’t have the ambition to learn Spanish. I bought a brand new set of Rosetta Stone Spanish from a real seller on a real transaction. I was bound and determined to put an end to the fake Rosetta Stone software flying off the virtual shelves. The fine folks at eBay will have to police things themselves from now on. Posted in Random | Tagged fake rosetta stone, Rosetta Stone | 1 Reply Still with the fake Rosetta Stone? I am not going to plug their product just be aware there is a lot of bogus stuff out there, and those pedaling it aren’t the types to willingly refund your purchase price. Thinking about buying Rosetta Stone software? Make sure you know what you’re getting. All that remains now is for me to crack open the box and start learning. The worst thing that can happen is I learn a new language. Or maybe it will just help me communicate in a region where the Spanish-speaking population continues to grow exponentially. Maybe it will help me get a decent job when being bi-lingual is required. While it would have been nice to get $400-500 for what is a brand-new, untouched set of Rosetta Stone Spanish software, I’ve decided to give up hope of selling, and learn Spanish.

I’ve chronicled my contemptuous relationship with Rosetta Stone and their resale policy to near-ad nauseam levels on this blog, here, here, here, and here.

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