> addressed to the gentleman
> contributing to this forum under the
> nick of Sogodo as well as to those who
> have expressed a number of dishonest
> and unscrupulous ideas in this forum
> topic.
You are telling me that I, sogodo, expressed DISHONEST AND UNSCRUPULOUS ideas in this forum? Is it what you're saying in YOUR OFFICIAL OPEN LETTER?!! It is how you treat your would-be-customers? If somebody does not want your product and scared away by your financial practice and your "reliable" card processing system, they are dishonest?!
>We are not disclosing the name of this
>gentleman respecting his privacy.
I'm not hiding. I can publish my name if it helps you. I have the script of my chat session with your employee where she started threatening me and accused in fraud! By the way, she initially refused to disclose her name at all, kinda I don't need that.
>Nor are we publicizing the
>unacceptable threats our support
>representatives received from this
>person on LiveChat.
if you give me your official permission, I publish THE WHOLE SCRIPT FOR ALL COMMUNITY OF TRADERS TO READ AND JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES.
Also, I'm ready to publish the results of trial if it happens.
> we provide the customers with a
> registration key as soon as the
> transaction has been confirmed.
> This key cannot be taken away.
1. it's very trivial to INVALIDATE credentials in your database, because, after all:
2. you mention that your software automatically visits your server each 30 days to make authorization.
3. I would be more than happy to transfer the license I don't need to any willing trader who is ready to pay $997 for the software that gonna cost $1497 after 15-apr-2008, right now. But you probably never allow that, right? Even if I never download anything and never use it?
>It is commonly known that programs
>distributed on-line are not subject to
>refunds because a refund would allow
>a customer to receive the money back
>and keep using the product for free.
It is not true, and I never intended to take something for free. I specifically asked support (Marina Pashkova and Sergee Kuzmin) about my options. I did not have any! I cannot talk to financial dept., manager, anybody. One person on the phone handles everything. He just promises to talk to his manager you never can reach, and in a day or two when you call back he says you "No".
He just pushing me another products I don't need "with discount".
>Yesterday, the aforementioned person
>called our customer support service
>and for an hour kept making attempts
> to exert pressure on the customer
>support representatives threatening to
> resort to the charge-back procedure.
>When these threats failed to have the
>desired effect he said that the
>conversation would be recorded and
>published in open sources â which is
>illegal.
I started to record conversation ONLY AFTER the suspicious behavior of the representative was detected. He just promised to talk to his manager, he did not give his phone, no finance dept., no names, anything. Just promises to talk about that tomorrow, and tomorrow "NO", or another promise about another tomorrow. I was polite but persistent because my money was on stake!
>The aforementioned person has falsely
> claimed that the program cannot be
>used without the Internet. The product
> version 3.0 that he purchased allows
>working offline for 30 days.
Yes, if you are without Internet more than 30 days, the program will not work. The program needs to go the Russian authorization server to keep working to validate your license each 30 days. See, they never give you refund because IT IS KIND OF IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM TO AUTHORIZE YOU.
It is very trivial to INVALIDATE the license on their authorization server.
The program is VERY UNSTABLE.
If you bring me to court, I can show you the blue screen of death, and memory errors. I don't experience any problem with any other software I have.
>The aforementioned person is lying
>stating that our company consists of
>3-4 people and is located in Moscow.
>The development department of the
>company is located in Rostov-on-Don
Oh, I'm sorry. It makes a big difference.
When I asked where Sergee located he told me Moscow by the way.
Anyways, I believe that Rostov-on-Don is still in Russia, just a bit closer to Chechen border than Moscow and more tough people over there.
>Other companies in the software
>industry follow the same refund
>policies. Thus the claims by the
>customer that it is the first time that
>he has ever come across such a
>practice are false.
Usually, when I buy something I keep it.
But once for a while, I was forced to return one product, and the software vendor with no refund policy gladly returned the product I don't need, even after 5 days after purchase (in your case, I was trying to cancel almost immediately, next day!). Note they did not even tried to prosecute me for that and did not mention any court. Surprise! Probably, they were located somewhere else and were not so desperate to be right with customer. Probably, they hope I can return back some day.