TRADESTATION 2000i FOR SALE

[editorial@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Jerry,

The buyer does have a contract with Omega Research.  The contract specifics are spelled out in the license agreement agreed to by the buyer when he opens the disks and/or installs the software.  This license agreement contract is as binding on both parties as any contract written out on paper and signed by both parties.  It is fully enforceable.

I do not understand your reference to a "lease".  I do not know of any lease being involved here.

As for other software, it can be transferred if the license agreement allows for transfer.  Omega's license agreement specifically prohibits transfer of the license.  




Jerry wrote:

I have always wondered about buying used software that is licensed.  Since the buyer has no contact or agreement with omega research how can he be subject to any restrictions placed by omega on the license if in fact it is a lease.  It seems to fit the definition of a sale much more closely than the definition of a lease.
Jerry R

editorial@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I hate to be a wet blanket at this party but be careful if you're considering buying a used copy of TS.  The software is licensed, not sold, and the license is not transferrable.  Therefore, there's really no difference between "buying" a used copy and just plain-old bootleg copying the software...  either way you're using unlicensed software.
>
> If you're going to go this way, why pay for a used copy?  Why not just copy someone's CD?
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> Some people might find this of some interest.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <trevorharnett@xxxxxxx>
> Sent: Thursday, September 16, 1999 1:50 PM
> Subject: TradeStation 2000i for Sale
>
> : Changing to a different trading platform and no longer need TS 2000i.
> : Originally upgraded from TS 4.0.  Complete with TS 2000i CD,
> : HistoryBank.com CD, and manuals.  Best Offer.