Author: Uri Blass
Date: 03:54:30 08/29/01
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On August 29, 2001 at 06:03:48, Peter Fendrich wrote: >On August 29, 2001 at 03:54:30, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On August 29, 2001 at 03:34:11, Sergei Smith wrote: >> >>>I see Ferret got good results during the championship. >>>Is Ferret the new name of an old program like Quest is the new name of Fritz ? >>>If Ferret is a new program, where is can you download it or order the CD ? >> >>Ferret is a known program and you cannot download it. >>There is no CD for Ferret and it is not commercial program >> >>You can send an email to bruce moreland and tell him how much money >>you agree to pay for ferret. >> >>It is clear that 100$ is not enough for you to get it(otherwise >>it could be commercial) but I guess that >>10,000,000$ is more than enough so it is only >>a question of money and only bruce can tell you the price. >> >>There is no public price for Ferret and bruce does not need to make >>the minimal price public. >> >>He may lose from doing the minimal price public. >>For example if the minimal price is 1,000,000$ and somebody suggests >>2,000,000$ then it means that he is going to lose 1,000,000$. >> >>I guess that nobody is going to ask bruce to buy Ferret >>for these prices but I may be wrong and one person >>who is very rich may be enough to prove that my guess is wrong. >> >>Uri > >Where do get all these figures from? >Do you claim that Bruce is willing to sell Ferret and >how do you know? When you say "no public" price, I get the impression >that Bruce set some kind of unofficial price for it. >//Peter I do not know I believe that almost every programmer of a program that is not free is willing to sell his(her) program if people pay enough. It is possible that bruce is an exception but my guess is that he is not an exception to the rule so I guess that he is willing to sell Ferret if people suggest the right price. My guess may be wrong but it is a logical guess. Uri
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