FREE Software - Serif PhotoPlus 7 EXPIRES AUGUST 17th

vinylmusic

FREE Software - Serif PhotoPlus 7 EXPIRES AUGUST 17th
Go to:
http://www.computeractive.co.uk/freedownloads2/index

Exclusive Computeractive Download Offer - Expires August 17, 2006

For the next fortnight we’re offering you Serif PhotoPlus 7, semi-professional photo editing software, worth £60.

Download time may vary depending on connection speed and volume of traffic.
Where possible, we advise you try to download outside peak times (peak times
are between 6pm-11pm evenings and during the weekend) if you want to improve the speed of your download.

General terms and conditions and license restrictions:

Online registration required.

These products are for personal use on only one PC at a time. You may not rent or lease or resell products contained on this download page or use them for public performance.

Neither the suppliers nor the publisher (VNU business publications) will accept responsibility for any losses or damage resulting from the use of this software, including loss of profit, damage to equipment, interruption of business data or any other damage direct or incidental.

It is recommended that you back up any programs or data on your hard disk before installing this software. No technical support will be provided from either the supplier or publisher.

This download offer expires 17/08/2006. The publisher reserves the right to stop this offer at anytime without notice.

By clicking on the "Download Now" link you agree to these terms and conditions.

lynn49bayes

thanks a lot

Destroyer

That'll do nicely - thanks

ihmoody

Thanks - Now I need to win a camera!!

devon-gnome

Thanks for this. I d/l it but can't open it. Shame...........

Rogerb_2

vinylmusic wrote:

FREE Software - Serif PhotoPlus 7 EXPIRES AUGUST 17th
Go to:
http://www.computeractive.co.uk/freedownloads2/index

Exclusive Computeractive Download Offer - Expires August 17, 2006

For the next fortnight we’re offering you Serif PhotoPlus 7, semi-professional photo editing software, worth £60.

Online registration required.

Problem with Serif is that in the past when I have taken up one of their offers they hound you with phone calls for ever ( or until you have to be blunt anyway ) so I think I will uninstall it as I can't register / use it without the code. Thanks for the info but once bitten.

birtles1010

1st thing I've done since registering - many thanks

gaming_guy

i have already posted about this here

vinylmusic

gaming_guy wrote:

i have already posted about this here

Well it wasnt intentional.
A reminder like this one cant hurt though with only a day or two left to go before it becomes invalid

Took_Me_Away

AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE... (i used to work for them)

They will spam you with telephone call after telephone call (every 2-3 months). Fill your inbox with crap offers from some made up russian girl. O and wait the software is awful.

Plus if someone really wanted a photo plus they could have my latest version 10 for free.

vinylmusic

Took_Me_Away wrote:

AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE... (i used to work for them)

They will spam you with telephone call after telephone call (every 2-3 months). Fill your inbox with crap offers from some made up russian girl. O and wait the software is awful.

Plus if someone really wanted a photo plus they could have my latest version 10 for free.

I guess we all have different experiences depending on our viewpoint and approach. I guess I'm more laid back about it.
I have called serif in the past to take up an offer and had the hard sell which I subsequently complained about.
I have found some of their products to be excellent value for money.
I worked with their desktop publishing program over a couple of years. It was very good. I cant vouch for their photo editing programs though because I never tried it.
I never give my phone number and opt for snail mail as my preferred method of correspondance.
As for email, I have a separate email addresses reserved for companys like this.
Serif only emails me once in a while
Paragon and ashampoo are the worst for spam. I registered products with both of them and they seem to think thats the go ahead for sending me offers almost daily. I simply create rules in outlook directing such emails to specific folders which I generally delete in the same way I discard junk mail that comes through my letterbox.
I still like to get Serif's snail mail because they often have unbeatable offers for useful gadgets such as USB hubs and flash drives. I always phone in my orders and if they babble on trying to sell me something I didnt ask for I say I will hang up if they dont simply take my order.
I know about the Russian girl, Natascha, i think shes called, they always put her name on the emails, she never answers the phone though