Author: Chessfun
Date: 09:22:46 01/11/00
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On January 11, 2000 at 11:56:22, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote: >Hi Larry, > > >You are totally correct sir. You would of course charge as much as the market >would bear if you were the programmer. I too grumble at paying top dollar but >then I remember when MChess cost us $149.00 from ICD--and we gladly paid it. > >You are probably like me (you play chess a hell of a lot better than me however) >and will buy Christophes' program because it is one of the best out there. > >You could of course donate a used Pentium III 500Mhz to Mr. Theron and he will >probably give you a couple or more "free" copies of Chess Tiger. > >Seriously, Mr. Schroder is an astute businessman and knows that companies that >give away products do not survive. Just look at AOL as an example. They "give >away" free browsers and then charge $19.95 per month for full time internet >time. Sounds a bit like Rebel-Decade, don't it..? > >Respectfully, > >TJ Frohlick I could be wrong, but I seem to recall an upgrade to a windows version also being offered to Rebel 10 customers when it first came out. If I am wrong---I apologize in advance. Thanks.
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