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Two people have confirmed to me privately that the tradelab beta-test
fee is indeed 1000.- Dollars - to pay - not to receive by testers. I
guess that this amount is not repayable if the beta-tester does not
want the final product. I am surprised - Mark is right.
:-) :-) Please be advised that I have several software projects in
the pipeline - working on more. Beta test applicants can apply NOW.
In order to make the beta application process fair we have
considered various business models including Bob's and have decided
to hold an AUCTION for the precious virgin beta-releases. Only
the ten highest bidders will have the unique opportunity to give
their CPU's some taste of the codes which will boost your trading
into uncharted territory.
Bidding fees are deductable from the final purchase price - up to the
amount of the purchase price - if the products get ever released.
To make this offer even more valuable we have decided to give
beta-testers free IPO stock if we spin-off those products into a new
company :-)
Gerrit
Disclaimers:
Sorry Bob - couldn't resist.
Just joking.
> Mark,
>
> > >Bob writes the below, is this not a charge prior to the final
> > >release????
>
> Bob wrote:
> > 1. The initial license fee will be discounted $750, making it
> only $1000.
>
> This sentence uses the future term "will". I would always read this
> as: You WILL pay less IF you buy the product later.
>
> No one in his right mind would pay for beta-software anway. That is
> why your interpretation didn't make sense to me.
>
> > 2. Testers will receive technical support during the test period
> > on the TLBeta list. However, quarterly license fees will not
> > begin until the final product is released.
>
> This sentence supports your opinion since the sentence assumes that
> beta-testers will purchase the final product anyway.
>
> Upon reading it in detail again I acknowledge that your
> interpretation is possible. However I find it hard to believe that
> Bob assumes that someone would pay for beta-software.
>
> Unfortunately I have not been to this seminar - I would have loved
> to see you in action. I never go to any seminars unless the trip is
> paid, they are free and offer good free lunches.
>
> I believe that Bob's demonstration was disappointing. However
> Bobs letters are open to interpretation. I read that the beta2 is
> several times oversubscribed - I do not know whether this is true -
> but I wonder why there haven't been more complaints regarding the
> fee - if it exists.
>
> I will reserve my judgement regarding tradelab until it is ready.
>
> Gerrit Jacobsen
>
> > Gerrit,
> >
> > Read below and you will see that in fact you are being requested to pay
> > 1000.00 to be a Beta tester!
> >
> > There is a fee for a final product and a fee to be a beta tester both are
> > below, I have inverted them making the fee for the beta at the top of the
> > page. And the fee for the product at the bottom. His product includes no
> > server, so basically what you are paying for is a charting package. Which
> > brings me to another point: if you go and see the product Olectra Active X
> > charting you will see what Bob is planning on selling you.
> > http://www.klg.com/ I am beginning to doubt that Bob has even written a
> > program! If you have ever seen him type on a keyboard as I have you would
> > have your doubts too. Read below what one other person says about Bobs
> > charting package.
> >
> > Mark Brown
>
>
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