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You are wrong. You had asked me to install a new license on a new domain, with new accounts (ftp, email, ccbill), new template, new everything.
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No, Mark, that couldn't be further from the truth. I told you I was moving my primary domain to someone where I would actually make money, and asked if I could move a small domain with little or no traffic to you, just to keep your worthless license and at least get something that I paid for. It was a simple domain change, nothing more!
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Originally Posted by **********
A license ownership transfer is not the same thing. We sometimes charge $100.00 to cover legal costs but generally it is free because the domain name, account details, users, performer accounts etc, all remain intact. There is little work for us to do except to review the paperwork and sign off on it.
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Really? Sometimes? Paperwork to sign off on LOL? Before you get all conglomerate corporate on me with your usual BS, read what you wrote before (pasted below) in an earlier post in this thread:
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Here is the other big mistake you made. You wanted to "change your domain name". This was my point all along. You can not change your domain name "just like that' because your domain name is your account. It is how your customers find you, how your chat models log in, and how CCBill processes for you.
Here is what "changing your domain name" means:
Installation of a new LiveCamNetwork license.
Creation of new accounts on our servers
Creation of new CCBill account or sub account.
Installation of the CCBill post-back scripts and other software.
Testing, testing, and more testing.
Installation of Template
Website design and graphics (if requested), or tech support for your webmaster to do it.
A new Terms of Service agreement for the new domain.
Transfer all all performer accounts to the new site
Transfer of all user accounts to the new site.
Emails to all of the above with instructions (and reason I hope).
To do all of the above would have taken at least 4 days to complete.
Pardon me sir, if we dare to charge you for work that you ask us to do for you.
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OMG, Mark. So let me check my dictionary to translate the above. Emm, how is changing a domain different then selling your license to someone else with another domain? How is it any less work which only carries a "sometime" price of $100 instead of the usual $1,600 price you wanted to charge a one year loyal customer like myself who has never bounced a single check to you? Please explain!?
OK folks, important update! It looks like there may have been a misundersanding with Mark after all about the license transfer. There is a good chance you may only have to pay $100 to claim my license for yourself. Let's keep our fingers crossed that Mark will get approval from headquarters and his attorney to allow me to help him promote his business and give away his $6,000 license for free to the first person who claims it here. Please stay tuned...
Sorry, Mark, I am not upset at all any more. This is getting funnier and funnier by the minute
