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« Last post by rgdot on February 14, 2012, 08:55 AM »Welcome and thanks Yaroslav 
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or better yet a whole new USB key 'protocol' 
but...So, like anything else that i buy, i paid $60 for it, now i own it and can do whatever i want with it. I can agree that if they put an easy to understand label on the package that says that it is a one time use purchase and it will not be transferable, i will make my buying decision based on that info. Regardless, i can't support developer's complaints that they don't get paid from the used market. Who does for any product? My example is going to be a ford mustang... I buy a new mustang at the ford dealership. Ford makes $3-4 thousand from the purchase. 2 years later, i sell it to some guy and make some of what i paid for it back. Of course, Ford makes no money. 2 months after the guy buys it, it needs a new door handle. He pays $75 at the ford dealership and ford makes some money(Hey, it sounds like DLC to me). The point is, if your original product is worth anything, DLC will be of interest to everyone who buys it whether it is used or new. If your business model doesn't make a profit on the first dsales, then you need to sell a better product. There is a secondary market for almost every product that exists.
Thing about these GOTD programs though as I'm sure many of you have found, is that they can't be reinstalled after a system trash. Have also found that the reg codes on some programs have mysteriously vanished due to over-aggressive registry scrubbing; my fault I guess. Best action, of coarse, is to just buy the program at a discount which is often offered.-Midnight Rambler (February 06, 2012, 04:04 PM)
I think I am going to play with it while exploring the other options.