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dj41 replied on December 29, 2008 16:32 to the question "What is your refund policy?" in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Because of the promo, I had bought this as an interim tool to use until Daylite touch comes out. Now you are telling me there is no release date in site?

How do I go about getting a refund? I know that I am hooped for the iPhone version, but am no longer using the Mac version (mostly because it stopped working). Plus, you guys are saying that you are going in the dark now? This is not acceptable at all.

dj41 replied on December 22, 2008 14:34 to the update "Dejumble 2.0 Update, and Thinking Code's direction" in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Everything you said is good and all, but do you have an expected release date?

dj41 replied on December 19, 2008 23:05 to the question "Dejumble 2.0?" in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Agree with BlueCabbie. Business is business. The whole push about the MacZOT promo was the fact that version 2 would be available - otherwise I could have cared less.

dj41 asked a question in Thinking Code Software Inc. on December 19, 2008 19:30:

What is your refund policy?

We were promised a new product and nothing was delivered. There is no communication from the developer. There are continual bugs with the existing product. Why are we putting up with this?

dj41 replied on December 19, 2008 19:28 to the question "Dejumble 2.0?" in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Question is whether or not we can get a refund. The developer from EasyTask Manager says he is working on menu bar integration. Maybe if we all go to him he can expedite the process...

dj41 replied on December 15, 2008 17:13 to the update "Dejumble update." in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Starting to feel like I got scammed into buying this...

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dj41 replied on November 17, 2008 20:50 to the update "Dejumble update." in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Will there be direct syncing with the iPhone? This would be useful for times when firewalls will not permit syncing with an outside server.

dj41 replied on November 10, 2008 18:13 to the update "Dejumble update." in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Very excited about the update. If this works as hoped, I can finally stop window shopping for a task manager that will both offer stability and meet my needs.

Any discounts or offers for those of us that have already purchased the iPhone version?

dj41 replied on November 07, 2008 05:52 to the problem "Dejumble does not Push sync anymore + iCal events appear again !" in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

I love the fact that Dejumble stays in the menu bar and the ease of use. If not for this function, I would have long since gone with things or another more stable task manager.

I also love the push syncing. Now the syncing is not working at all. Extremely frustrating. Please help asap. I realize this is beta, but at least with other beta software there are forums and discussion boards providing users with updates as to what is happening and what to expect.

dj41 replied on November 07, 2008 05:49 to the problem "Does not bloody work - give me a refund" in Thinking Code Software Inc.:

Is the dejumble server down? I am no longer able to sync my data at all.

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dj41 replied on October 21, 2008 12:34 to the problem "Missing UPDATES!" in ReadScriptures.com:

Thanks for the update! Love the changes and am excited once again. I have noticed a slowdown however in the overall program -- am I the only one?

dj41 replied on October 16, 2008 19:35 to the problem "Missing UPDATES!" in ReadScriptures.com:

Can you provide us any hints as to when to expect the next update? I agree that it has been a very long time since the last one...

dj41 replied on October 08, 2008 18:09 to the idea "Make it cheaper, sell more" in ReadScriptures.com:

I agree with Chadbag. Everyone seems to be missing his point. The app is good and a good number of people will pay the $14.99. However, if the price were lowered, a lot more people would buy in.

The point about apps decreasing in the store is a great example. I have been like a kid in the candy store with all of the discounts lately. These other developers are testing the market and are only TEMPORARILY decreasing the price. This may be an option.

I have already purchased the software and am decently happy with it. If lowering the price was to increase sales and in turn speed up development, why not?