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The problem arises when you've paid in full months ago and every
three months you have to call for a new "permanent" password from Omega. I
believe that's what happened to Mark Brown, and is still happening to a
friend of mine (happened to me a couple of times with 3.5, but finally
stopped). Very irritating, especially when each time Omega assures you
that it really is "permanent" this time.
On Thu, 19 Feb 1998 Pitco97@xxxxxxx wrote:
> In a message dated 98-02-19 19:19:57 EST, swtrans@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
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> << When i purchased trade station i agreed to make 12 payments of $200 or so.
> Well surprise, surprise. One day the server was asking me to call you
> thugs for a new password. The message to me was that you dont trust me. >>
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> Omega is just using smart business sense to require a new password
> periodically while a customer is making payments over the 12 month period.
> This futures game is just as full of crooked traders as it is unscrupulous
> vendors. If I were financing trading software, I would make dang sure I didn't
> receive 1 payment from a customer and then find out the credit card has been
> cancelled.
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> I recall when I bought my Tradestation Ver 1.x several years ago having to
> call for a new password every couple of months. After I completed paying for
> it, I received a good forever password which still functions today on 4.18.
> And it wasn't anymore of a waste of time to call them than it is to read half
> of the garbage posts on this list.
>
> John
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