Originally Posted by Sly (Post 18348621)

This thread reads like a surfer's free porn argument.

Originally Posted by robwod (Post 18348921)

A little off-topic, but Stats Remote does a lot more than just check stats. It allows you to also track who has paid and who has not, by means of clicking the entry each time you receive the payment. At a glance you can tell who has/has not paid in any given pay period.

Further, you can define expenses, such as wages, etc which give you an overview of each day's proft/loss margins.

And for comparison purposes, you can can see stats for multiple years, months, etc at a glance to determine trending, ratios or you name it.

At any given point in time, I can tell you what we've earned, right down to the cost per unique click, going back nearly a decade.

The forecasting feature is also a nice touch.

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 18348621)

This thread reads like a surfer's free porn argument.

Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 18348676)

wait a second, can somebody make something similar and sell it for 1 time fee. that would be great

Originally Posted by signupdamnit (Post 18348363)

I have a 2003 American dime which I will gladly sell to you for $15 via Paypal. If you are not willing to pay that price then you should probably get a job, right?

You see it isn't that simple. There is the question of the value of the product to the individual. It isn't just a matter of whether or not they can afford it. :)

Originally Posted by Jel (Post 18349369)

Moaning at a biz expense of $20 - 30 per month? Staggering...

Originally Posted by Jel (Post 18349369)

Moaning at a biz expense of $20 - 30 per month? Staggering...

'yeah but some of us can't afford that, we are small time' - so because you are only small, or only use a few programs, you want an unsustainable free program, especially because?

Are you people real? So small that you bitch about paying less than 1 signup per month, but obviously with enough income & free time to post (and in) threads whining about a service going from free to paid, instead of working so that it doesn't matter.