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In article <7547@well.UUCP> mo@well.UUCP (Maurice Weitman) writes:
>chuq@plaid.Sun.COM (Chuq Von Rospach) writes:
>>This is from the Symantec group on compuserve. It's the official position on
>>Sum registration for Jasmine buyers. 
...stuff deleted

>
>Oh, good.  Now Jasmine drive owners can get the same *lousy* (or
>maybe non-existant) support that SUM purchasers get:

...summary of complaint...

>These people should be probihited from selling software.  They
>are absolutely unconcerned about their users.  The package is
>pretty, the programs have a fairly pretty front-end to the
>original MacZap, but they apparantly think that's all they need
>to do.  Yet another example of greed and expansion uber alles.
>
>And I won't even talk about what's happened to Think's products.
>-- 
>Maurice Weitman           ..!{dual,hplabs,lll-crg,ptsfa,glacier}!well!mo

Well, I can't complain.  I ordered an upgrade from MacZap in July, and
hadn't received anything by October, so decided to enquire.  I got in
touch via Compuserve, found out that the order had been shipped in July.
I hadn't received it so it had been lost courtesy of UPS.  Symantec
immediately shipped another copy which arrived within a fortnight.
I guess I had the advantage that I now have INITs that worked right the
first time, but I was also impressed with the alacrity with which Judi
Lowenstein took care of my problem.  I guess it depends on who you talk
to at Symantec.
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