Re: ConBuilder is dead, permanently
Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 11:31 am
That may have been me, I posted it earlier in this thread, I can elaborate slightly on it.lateagain wrote: He then went into great detail as to how an unnamed UK user had requested a new activation code for a hard disc change but that the (rather intrusive?) USERCHK program suggested that the programme was on a different computer. Charles, Joe, that MAY indicate pirating ...it may not? BUT .....WHATS THAT GOT TO DO WITH YOUR OTHER CUSTOMERS? Sorry to shout but you don't seem to be listening?
What happened was I ordered ConBuilder, before I go on I have to mention that I am retired and my memory is not the best now,
I'm not making excuses I'm simply I'm being honest.
I have 3 hard drives in my PC. I got the 2 files, read the instructions, they aren't the best to read, I carried out the instructions, they informed me
to put the 2 files on a hard drive and carry out the necessary procedure. Then I sent them to Joe.
I got the program in return and I of course installed it where my other programs were installed, on my F partition on my 1st hard drive.
It did not work. I discovered I had run the 2 files on my second hard drive and that was the problem.
Maybe it was a good thing because I tend to format the Windows partition and re-install if the more serious problems arise thus saving a
lot of time. ConBuilder won't allow it, its a once install only.
Some correspondence took place between us, he accused me of being a pirate, I strongly found that remark to be very distatefull -
I have not ever pirated any software, NEVER. If I want any software I buy it so that the programmer gets his due reward
of some cash for programming it and I can ask for help when needed.
I made an image of all the websites from whom I purchased software / hardware, 108 folders, and many had more
than 1 transaction in them, I sent this to him, he didn't care.
It is very easy for me to prove it. Joe just would not listen to me.
So I carried on with 3.1.5 and I swore I'd never deal with that paranoid person again, it does not matter how the seller is feeling,
he is engaged in a lawfull transaction and must be very carefull how he deals with his customers, there is no argument in that.
His statement that I was a pirate proves my point.
As I had posted earlier I had a friend who was into computing, I knew he pirated, he eventually asked me give him a lot of my
purchased software, I refused and he has not spoken to me since then - about 2 years ago, if he wants software,
AFAIC, he can do what I do and buy it.
Thats the honest truth, I've just thought, if there is anyone who lives not too far from me and wants to look at my 'net receipts
give me a PM and we'll arrange a meeting. I do not live in England, Scotland or Wales.