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jjef1951 wrote:
> Equis can think what they want. I made a good-faith purchase of the
> vendor's original materials from a third party whose registration was
> on record with the vendor;
There we go, i rest my case. His registration was on record with the
vendor. How can de vendor know that he realy does not use the
product anymore ? Not ! So i would do the same if i was a software
vendor. Although many software vendors do it different equis
apperantly does not.
You should have been wise and ask Equis if the registration was
transferrable.
> no bootlegging, no pirated copies, nothing
> the slightest bit underhanded. Now, Equis can say anything they
> damned well please, and call it anything they like. In my book, and
> to my conscience, it's legitimate.
Wich does not make a difference to equis defenition of "legitimate".
> I do agree with you on this: let this be a warning to anyone who is
> considering buying a second-hand copy of MetaStock. On second
> thought, it should be a warning to anyone even considering doing
> business with Equis. Don't just walk away --- RUN!!
Sure. A few guy's having a problem with a very good product
where a lot of people are very happy. There are alway's people
to find that are not happy with a product for some reason.
I would say run towards equis because they make a very nice
product.
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