Hello jaj,
Thursday, September 9, 2004, 1:00:55 AM, you wrote:
> The e-mail stated that they were sending free upgrades to everyone who
> had ordered on or after June 1.
Thats what the majority here would've expected from Ritlabs, too.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 2004-Sep-8 7:00:55 PM
"So you just bought The Bat? Ritlabs says 'Get stuffed'" <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> This is some of the best, most solid, bug-free, and (to me) valuable
> software that I have ever used, and I have been using it for ove
At 09/03/04 23:24 , Doug Weller wrote:
>Are there many examples of getting refunds if you bought something 3
>months before an upgrade/new model?
The previous poster was, I believe, interested not in a refund, but in
a no-charge upgrade. At least, that was my understanding.
Just recently, from o
On Sat, 4 Sep 2004 06:24:21 +0100 GMT(04/09/2004, 06:24
+ GMT), Doug Weller wrote:
DW> Are there many examples of getting refunds if you
DW> bought something 3 months before an upgrade/new model?
Not exactly the same, but I was using a very old version
of Quicken for my accounts (bought when
Hello M i c C u l l e n,
04-Sep-2004 01:03, you wrote:
> Here's the response I eventually got off them after emailing sales:
> --
MicCullen>>> I bought v2 just three months ago. SURELY I am
MicCullen>>> not expected now to buy v3,
MicCullen>>> less than 100 days after buying v2?
>> You are
Hæ!
Saturday, September 4, 2004, 07:28, M i c C u l l e n wrote:
> If you are, there's ANY number of examples in the software world where
> upgrades are free if the previous version was bought with X amount of time.
It is called "Grace Period" and normally the three months before the
release of a
On Saturday, September 4, 2004 @ 1:24:21 PM, Doug Weller wrote:
[snips]
Doug> Are there many examples of getting refunds if you bought something 3
Doug> months before an upgrade/new model?
Are you asking me? Your lack of quotes makes it hard to tell.
If you are, there's ANY number of examples i
Are there many examples of getting refunds if you bought something 3
months before an upgrade/new model?
Doug
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Hello Chris,
On Sat, 4 Sep 2004, Chris mused about "So you just bought The Bat?
Ritlabs says 'Get stuffed'" (at least in part):
>> Here's the response I eventually got off them after emailing sales:
C> Well, at least you got a reply to your email. I only g
On Saturday, September 4, 2004 @ 9:48:58 AM, Chris wrote:
[snips]
>> Here's the response I eventually got off them after emailing sales:
Chris> Well, at least you got a reply to your email.
I emailed them three times in three days, so maybe that had something to do
with it.
Chris> I only got
> Here's the response I eventually got off them after emailing sales:
Well, at least you got a reply to your email. I only got a Bat licence 2 weeks ago. I
emailed Ritlabs asking them if there is a plan in place to enable people who have only
just bought a licence to upgrade without buying a new
Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Sat, 4 Sep 2004, at 01:33:28 [GMT +0100] (which was 5:33 PM where I
live) you wrote:
> Then you don't get any support through this list then? Oh dear...
And why would you say that?
> Unlike every other bit of software on the
On Saturday, September 4, 2004 @ 8:33:28 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snips]
>> Ah yes. I can stay with a non-supported version
admin> Then you don't get any support through this list then? Oh dear...
Unofficial support isn't the same thing, as everyone knows. I get far more
support on using t
> Ah yes. I can stay with a non-supported version
Then you don't get any support through this list then? Oh dear...
> that's not exactly bug-free,
Unlike every other bit of software on the market which is entirely
bug-free of course, yes
> having foolishly ponied up for it just a matter of
G'day tbudl,
It seems Ritlabs are - despite the furore of the last few days - still far
more interested in being smartarses (sorry if that's a proscribed word, it's
not in Australia) than looking after customers.
It's not only the staff they've got replying to the beta list who think this
whole t
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