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Why pay full price for the BlackBerry Enterprise Server software and Client Access License (or BES CAL) if you don't have to?

"Get Authenticated Blackberry® Enterprise Server Software & Client Access Licenses For Less"

Providing BRAND-NEW, unused, fully functioning RIM validated software below MSRP Since 2004

From the Desk of Michael Ryder:

If you want to buy Blackberry® Enterprise Server software, or just add on some more Client Access Licenses, then I have good news for you.

Here's why.

The problem is... no matter where you go, the price for Blackberry® Enterprise Server and Client Access Licenses (CALS) is always the same. No mark downs. No price reductions. No special rates.

That is, until now.

Get RIM Validated Blackberry Enterprise
Server Software and Access Licenses at
significant discounts off of regular retail pricing.

That's right. You'll never have to pay the full Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) when you purchase BlackBerry CAL or software ever again.

In fact, you can now save up to 25% off the regular retail prices for Blackberry® Enterprise Server Software and client access licenses.

You get the same software, same validations, same warranties as you get from any other source, but at a MUCH cheaper cost.

But first, let me stress this as clearly as possible:

  • This software is 100% legal and licensed by RIM – no gray-ware or pirated knock offs
  • The software is absolutely unused
  • The server authentication keys must be verified and approved by RIM before you can put one single solitary BlackBerry device on your server.

When you purchase BES CAL and software from Zezel, you can rest assured that you are provided with authentic and completely unused products. As your BES needs to interact with RIM NOC (that Network Operation Center) each server has to be connected to RIM validated. If a used or invalid Server router Protocol (known as SRP) BES key is entered into your software configuration – you won't be able to make your server work.

I know this for a fact because a couple of times over we have accidentally some sent a client SRP keys codes that were not properly taken out of inventory, and when the client went to authenticate their BES they slammed up against the RIM NOC brick wall. No go.... SRP authentication keys were already in use! Of course we rectified the situation quickly but it shows you that with this software it needs to be validated!

"How Can We Sell Blackberry Enterprise Software LOWER Than Anyone Else on the Internet?"

If everyone else is selling at full MSRP, how do we do it for less? How can you purchase BlackBerry CAL and software from us in such a cost-effective way?

The answer is really quite straightforward.

We buy virgin, unused software from companies that have never used their original licenses, or from IT companies that went out of business, don't need the software that was given to them free (sometimes larger companies get this software at no cost from RIM as incentives to buy more BlackBerry's) leaving us to scoop up piles of unsold and unused software.

Software that's collecting dust somewhere and needs to be moved fast. Since software is a tangible asset, it gets re-sold for far less than the original price. Most of the vendors you see out there are buying their software as resellers from Ingram Micro or from Research In Motion directly.

Either the business wants to at least recoup some of their initial outlay, or in the case of bankruptcy – items are purchased at pennies on the dollar.

You've probably seen or heard about this yourself.

Big companies go on buying sprees, and overbuy. Other companies spin off departments or affiliates, and entire divisions are left with software they no longer need or used.

According to a report on CNN Moneyline:

"There are many billions of dollars worth of software that has been purchased by U.S. companies that never gets installed or implemented."

It's now estimated that almost 35% of all software purchased is never installed or used.

Gateway Computers, Hershey Foods, Nike, Kmart (to name but a few) have all fallen into this “unused – underused” software trap.

That's bad for the companies involved, but very good for you!

We have reliable, solid contacts on 4 continents looking for these type of situations.

When they find companies selling off their liquidated assets, they jump in and purchase the unused BES Software and Licenses for us.

We then pass those savings on to our clients and customers.... either small and mid Size IT companies who are looking for low cost, margin fattening software to install into their client's email environment...

... or corporations with their own IT staff who have decided to go the BlackBerry route and want to save hundreds if not thousands of dollars in savings if they purchase BES CAL and software from us.

What does Research In Motion (RIM) Think?

Not much. In fact, they support legitimate BES installations every way they can.

As you probably know, with increased competition coming from Microsoft and Google as well of a bevy of other companies that would love to eat their lunch, RIM wants to ward off this assault as best they can.

The more servers out there hosting BES means more BlackBerry's are going to be sold - and the more relay and monthly service fees those BlackBerry's are going to generate for RIM.

In fact RIM just released a FREE version of the software that although has some limitations allows for them to keep fending off the attacks of the Google's and Microsofts of the world. The free version is explained below complete with ordering links.

So it stands to reason if we sell RIM's authenticated enterprise server software, they'll profit as well. RIM already developed and sold it – and they are anxious to start having it make returns for them.