Why are you paying for software when you can be just copying it ?

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2 total messages Started by free software Sat, 05 Apr 1997 00:00

Author: free software
Date: Sat, 05 Apr 1997 00:00

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Right now people are copying expensive commercial software from the
net and not paying a dime for it.



If you are interested in knowing how this is happening 

exactly how step by step. How anyone can copy commercail

software from the internet then send for your report that costs 

you only $9 



Send $9 to



Annodam Technologies

52 Pickard St. 

Brampton

Ontario

L6Y-2M5



Cost is $9 for individuals. Cost for companies and agencies is $499.

Reports will be sent out the same day as payment is recieved 

We will mail or emial them back to you. Enclose your name and address
or email address with payment.



Outside of Canada and the US cost is equal to $9 American

Re: Why are you paying for software when you can be just copying it ?

Author: Mark Borok
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 1997 00:00

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In article <33465d32.5465349@news2.compulink.com>,
Copysoftware@fromthe.net (free software) wrote:

> Right now people are copying expensive commercial software from the
> net and not paying a dime for it.

Right now people are burglarizing homes and mugging old ladies in dark
alleyways.
> 
> 
> 
> If you are interested in knowing how this is happening

No, but I'm sure a lot of software companies are.

> 
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> Cost is $9 for individuals. Cost for companies and agencies is $499.

If they can afford $499 for a lousy list of web sites, they can afford to
pay for their software.

Copying a program from your friend to mess around with is one thing,
stealing somebody else's work so you can profit from it is totally
different.

Yes, I know it's just spam, but this guy got me steamed.

--Mark

-- 
Mark Borok
"Restless Graphics"
http://www.mindspring.com/~mborok

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