AutoPiloT
October 15th, 2008, 03:07 PM
Greetings,
I'm not sure if this is the right section for this topic, if not, well please accept my apologies.
I am a proud NOD32 reseller and I am really satisfacted about the product.
I can't say the very same of the evaluation version policy and the trick around it.
As you surely know, it's possible, after 30 days, uninstall/reinstall the demo version and keeping using it without any trouble.
Well, I belive 30 days are more than enough to evaluate a software and after this period the user should uninstall or purchase it.
Why Eset doesn't care about this?
We purchase the software to resell it, but if it's possible to use it for free, who will ever spend its money for a full licence?
I know that the demo version doesn't update core components etc, but alot of users simply ignore this or even doesn't recognize the importance of getting components updated too.
I belive Eset should care a little bit more about its partners, afterall we fight on the same side.
I await an exhaustive reply.
Kind Regards
I'm not sure if this is the right section for this topic, if not, well please accept my apologies.
I am a proud NOD32 reseller and I am really satisfacted about the product.
I can't say the very same of the evaluation version policy and the trick around it.
As you surely know, it's possible, after 30 days, uninstall/reinstall the demo version and keeping using it without any trouble.
Well, I belive 30 days are more than enough to evaluate a software and after this period the user should uninstall or purchase it.
Why Eset doesn't care about this?
We purchase the software to resell it, but if it's possible to use it for free, who will ever spend its money for a full licence?
I know that the demo version doesn't update core components etc, but alot of users simply ignore this or even doesn't recognize the importance of getting components updated too.
I belive Eset should care a little bit more about its partners, afterall we fight on the same side.
I await an exhaustive reply.
Kind Regards