Greetings;

This whole discussion reminds me of an email I got a few days ago.

This particular company is working on a new and very interesting
product and wanted me to be a beta tester for them. So far so good.
The really hilarious part was that they wanted me to *pay* $99 for
the privilege!

I have personally tested and evaluated a bit of software and hardware
in the last few years and I haven't paid for any of it, not even
shipping and handling. And I got a free production version of the
product when the testing was over.

I have also installed, tested and evaluated four different flavors
of L/390 and I didn't pay anything for them either. And I doubt very
much that we will pay to evaluate any software in the future unless
there is a 100% refund agreement attached. After all, why should I
pay for benefit I didn't receive? And please don't anyone say that
knowing the product is not of use to me is a chargeable benefit.
I already paid for that knowledge in time and resources.

Regards,
Dennis

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