Re: Be careful from TMS software

Mike wrote:
After your hidden or unknown license expire, you will NOT be able to get any updates or access any newsgroups p2p
you will stuck with what you have till you pay complete price again (rip-off)

They think developer have dollar tree....





I think this is a little harsh.

TMS has always been great with a very fair license with long times between version cycles.

I just recently worked with their AdvMemo component and the support I received from Bruno and company was top notch.

I also purchased the AdvMemo component back in Dec 2004 and I am still getting updates for it and have not had to renew yet.

Tony
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