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IMO the issue doesn't have anything to do with "mutual respect". It has
everything to do with good business practices. If the product isn't paid for in
full - I think the company has a right to take steps to insure that it will
receive payment in full. OTOH - if the program is paid for in full - I think a
buyer would be foolish to give the seller the ability to destroy his or her use
of the product. Robyn
Carl Oberman wrote:
> thats the point. "you paid for the software" it is yours. if you are
> willing to give omega an extra 5 minutes thats your business. from what i
> understand, there are no "true" permanent passwords (this is what i was
> told). if you have paid for your software, and change machines you have to
> call them.
>
> again, bill cruz and omega dont trust me (or you). thats called a lack of
> mutual respect in my book.
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