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| Downloads:6,989 |
| Version Downloads:2,094 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:09 May 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $24.99 |
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Developer, is there an option to purchase/register without having to deal with Esellerate?
Esellerate installs an application called "Esellerate Engine" without the users knowledge or consent. Esellerate engine 'phones home" without the users knowledge or consent unless the user uses a means to intercept these insidious actions. Viruses, trojan horses, and other malware are other examples of applications installed without the users knowledge or consent.
One recent application I bought uses esellerate to phone home prior to each and every use of the application, otherwise the application won't run, even if the user is away from internet connectivity. It is none of any esellerate employee's business when, where, and how I use my Mac. I've been unable to persuade that other particular developer to allow me to circumvent esellerate's "phone home" requirements.
Advice to all developers: (1) Provide customers an option to pay and register without the involvement of Esellerate, or , at least (2) Warn potential customers of the requirement to use Esellerate.
I'll buy in to Temporis if there's a way to do so without involving Esellerate, otherwise, not me.
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I am indeed satisfied with Temporis, I see you work a lot since you just issued a second upgrade in one month, but your pay service, or your bank, steals customers when it comes to foreign exchange rates.
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Again may I state I appreciate your software, but I maintain my opinion about your paysystem. I won't comment anymore.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_added_tax
Such a wild difference (50%?!) simply does not show up and this can be publicly verified by anyone reading this discussion.
If you respond to contact@bartastechnologies.com with your order number, I'll be happy to take a closer look. Other than that, all I can say is the price reflected in Euros is absolutely 100% correct.
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Whew! What a fun ride! :-)
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very offending way of selling it to an european.
(1$=1,25€. Should I have known, I'd not have bought :-( )
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iZac reviewed on 11 Dec 2006