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I have tried numerous times over the last few days to get a key from the developer and have so far received absolutely nothing. I also tried getting it via another giveaway site and again, absolutely nothing back. Have they stopped issuing the key?
We are experiencing a high volume of registrations, which has caused our email server to be temporarily blocked by Outlook.com and Live.com. As a result, activation keys sent to these email providers are currently not being delivered.
To receive your activation key without delay, please use an alternative email service such as Gmail or Yahoo during this period.
Additionally, you can help resolve this issue by sending complaints or feedback directly to Outlook.com and Live.com.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
THANKS FOR ALL THAT YOU DO FOR US
It is good than I thought
[@benasp] I havent got the reg code I checked the spam nothing
[@benasp] I havent got the reg code I checked the spam nothing
@Everyone: the developer has told us that Outlook/Hotmail is blocking their emails, so use a Gmail address if you are having a problem.
THANKS FOR ALL THAT YOU DO FOR US
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Never heard of this developer. Product sounds useful and is perhaps worth a try.
But their website is sloppy, for a vendor which has apparently been in existence for more than 20 yrs. For example, a page about another of their products does not tell you which product that page refers to.
The worst thing, however, is their web site is not adaptive (or responsive): it is optimised only for small-screen mobile user. The computer/large screen user is forced to put up with huge expanses of white nothingness, one or two disparate images and a sentence or two in large typesize spread across said nothingness, and the concomitantinfininite scrollingthat drives computer users up the pole. This mobile-only attitude by many web designers is all too-common and shows a careless disregard for computer users. Whatever happened to a commitment to adaptive / responsive design?
