Don't buy Oxygen Software!

> Or when you upgrade your PC motherboard Windows refuses to work any
> more until you pay.

Doesn't windows do this now? Oh, sorry, its a phone call at the moment,
thats the next level of WPA!

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On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 09:28:04 -0400, "Jamie" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>> I feel like s misused betatester.

>How ever told you that beta testers get anything for their work???

I assume you mean Who ever ....

Nothing. I don't expect a payment. Sometime a free release is given,
that is all, but not usual.

Oxygen sold me a program, made me testing and finally said "thanks,
but now your licence is due, pay again".
SO i told Oxygen THEIR licence with me is due and THEY have tp pay
again. Strange: they don't.

Honesty.


Willem.

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Strip s from wblinks for email.

Nice and easy is www.simstore.com

needs no software at all

This new service gives anyone with a mobile phone the ability to backup
their mobile phone address book onto the wired or wireless internet. In the
event of disaster the data can be restored. With in excess of 10% of the
global mobile phone user population encountering some type of phone disaster
in which they lose their data every year this new service is invaluable.

SimStore operates in two modes: Wireless and Wired. Customers can store and
restore their phone books directly from their phone, over the air (OTA).
This mode is supported by over 90% of the phones on the market today with
SimStore supporting most 2G phones and above. Alternatively users can add
contacts directly into our secure database via the website. "With the mobile
phone operators rapidly trying to recover costs from their 3G build out they
have forgotten that they have yet to deliver a fully functional 2G service."
proffers Colin Weir, CEO of SimStore. "Sending low resolution pictures may
be interesting and generate good revenue for the operator but if I don't
have my friends' contact information because my phone just got nicked then
that's not a lot of help to anyone. SimStore exists to make mobile phone use
easier and more reliable, as well as fun"

>
> >Quick whining...
> >
> >So you bought a new phone and thought that the software (which was
purchased
> >for the old phone) would still work...
> >
> >I just bought a Mac and my PC software will not work on it, should I
start
> >ranting also?
>
>
> There are more issues:
>
> I have had problems with thew software putting back a full backup.
> Reorted it several times, ran special debug fersion which made
> reports. Now with the latest version (I use the prgm from the
> beginning) it finally works. Then they announced a new update: I
> cannot get it, licence.
>
> I feel like s misused betatester.
>
> Yes, they offered me a free new key, but I refused: people that cannot
> tell such things in advance are not to be trusted.
>
> Willem.
>
> --
> Strip s from wblinks for email.

Hello,

> One thing that has struck me in this is that Oxygen have failed to comment
> when normally they are on the ball
> with comments about how good they are !
True, they're usually fast... I was hopping an answer from them on Monday
(week-end rules :-) ), we're on Tuesday, still nothing :-)

Regards,
G.T
[email protected]
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st

"Colin" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Nice and easy is www.simstore.com
>
> needs no software at all
>
> This new service gives anyone with a mobile phone the ability
> to backup
> their mobile phone address book onto the wired or wireless
> internet. In the event of disaster the data can be restored.
> With in excess of 10% of the global mobile phone user population
> encountering some type of phone disaster in which they lose
> their data every year this new service is invaluable.
>
> SimStore operates in two modes: Wireless and Wired. Customers
> can store and restore their phone books directly from their
> phone, over the air (OTA). This mode is supported by over 90% of
> the phones on the market today with SimStore supporting most 2G
> phones and above. Alternatively users can add contacts directly
> into our secure database via the website. "With the mobile phone
> operators rapidly trying to recover costs from their 3G build
> out they have forgotten that they have yet to deliver a fully
> functional 2G service." proffers Colin Weir, CEO of SimStore.
> "Sending low resolution pictures may be interesting and generate
> good revenue for the operator but if I don't have my friends'
> contact information because my phone just got nicked then that's
> not a lot of help to anyone. SimStore exists to make mobile
> phone use easier and more reliable, as well as fun"


Seems quite expensive if you have to keep sending SMS messages.