Re:Filmora is no longer supporting user's Lifetime licenses
by psychphysic on Thursday December 29, 2022 @05:45PM
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> They are still honouring their commitment, almost half a century later and I believe it is fair.
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Re:Filmora is no longer supporting user's Lifetime licenses
by twawaaay on Thursday December 29, 2022 @05:50PM
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I corrected "half" to "quarter" at the time you must have been responding.
Re:Filmora is no longer supporting user's Lifetime licenses
by psychphysic on Thursday December 29, 2022 @05:53PM
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Well of course you did on that sweet 5100 keyboard typing is much easier than on this cheap android.
Re:Filmora is no longer supporting user's Lifetime licenses
by jareklupinski on Thursday December 29, 2022 @11:12PM
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I like that idea, that your 'investment' pretty much made you a 'founding member/investor' and you get basically board-level perks while the company stands.
They are still honouring their commitment, almost half a century later and I believe it is fair.
I have no idea what was their situation at the time or whether they used the money well. But you could think about it as if you have invested a little bit of extra cash in the company and you got lifetime service from them.
The extra money I gave them probably helped them build the company and may have had at that moment the same present value as all those discounted future maintenance costs.