Post by account_disabled on Jan 9, 2018 14:07:54 GMT
Hi,
I would really like to to happen is for sites like Cnet and other sites not recommend software that has these issues. (there are hundreds). I would also like the companies to change their unknown policies that they make up with these software issues. I as a buyer should be able to use my software at any time and any way that is not breaking the law.
Now this next part is a bit out their and i am not saying I will do any of this but is simply reasoning or thoughts.
Companies want to sell their software and people like me buy their software. Other people download cracked software and never buy it. Now what would happen if people like me with the issues I have listed above said them and started using cracked software. Not because i want to but because i paid for a product and they wont allow it to be re-enabled all because of using a vpn which is legal (the vpn not cracked software).
Who's to blame people for wanting to use what they paid for and not being able to because of a stupid unwritten policy/terms?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/software-feedback-nonspecific/
2d animation examples
I would really like to to happen is for sites like Cnet and other sites not recommend software that has these issues. (there are hundreds). I would also like the companies to change their unknown policies that they make up with these software issues. I as a buyer should be able to use my software at any time and any way that is not breaking the law.
Now this next part is a bit out their and i am not saying I will do any of this but is simply reasoning or thoughts.
Companies want to sell their software and people like me buy their software. Other people download cracked software and never buy it. Now what would happen if people like me with the issues I have listed above said them and started using cracked software. Not because i want to but because i paid for a product and they wont allow it to be re-enabled all because of using a vpn which is legal (the vpn not cracked software).
Who's to blame people for wanting to use what they paid for and not being able to because of a stupid unwritten policy/terms?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/software-feedback-nonspecific/
2d animation examples