Actually, I didn't *work* anyone. I was thinking that if they got some
feedback from someone outside their demographics (AOL users and
Corporations) they might rethink their sales strategy and provide a more
functional version splitting the difference between the two prices. $30
is still steep but preferable to $40 and I really do want to have some
kind of advanced warning if I should have another drive go bad on me.
Now I can put as many drives as I want in my box and have email
notification too! Why don't you download the trial version for yourself
and see what you think. @:)>
warpmedia wrote:
Right on Stan, way to work 'em!
Now write us a nice review! =)
Merry Yule to all...
Stan Zaske wrote:
Check it out Warpmedia! SmartMon Corporate version for $20. No more
nag screens. Merry Christmas! @:D>
Hi Stan:
OK, you convinced me. Suzi gets in the office around 9:30 or so CST,
and I am authorizing her to provide you the server GUI version for $20.00
Merry Christmas
David Lethe
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Sent: Tue 20-Dec-05 3:11 AM
To: SANtools, Inc. Sales Team
Subject: SANtools WebSite Information Request
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
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your_name: Stan Zaske
company: N/A
phone:
fax: N/A
address:
city: Bartonville
state: IL
zip: 61607
select1: Type_Individual
check1: smartmon
dropdown1: Drop2
description1: Windows XP Home SP2
description2: I want the full featured/uncrippled version of SmartMon
with support for more than 2 disks and email notification but I'm just
a hobbiest not a Corporation with a server based network. Come on
guys, why are you crippling the personal version? Have a heart, $40 is
pretty steep for poor little old me. Happy Holidays! @:D>
