>I just got an e-mail from some company called OEM software resellers, >who are offering the full Finale 2010 for $119. A savings of $480 off >the retail price.
Sounds like others have identified this as a scam. But even if it's not, so what? Variable pricing is the way of the world now. Certainly for software. I used to get pissed off by the special educational price. At the time I was scraping out a meager living as an opera singer, and I didn't see why I should have to pay more for Finale than college students who had plenty more disposable income than I did. But when I complained about it here, others pointed out to me it has nothing to do with fairness. The software company can set their prices however they like, and if they have marketing reasons to want to try to flood a certain market that's their right. Same idea for airline tickets, or cheap people who buy standing-room tickets and then sneak down into an empty seat at intermission. I say get over it. If you don't like the price that's offered to you, just don't buy it. mdl _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
