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Hi ffx, I’m really sorry you didn’t get a reply, I have double checked through the mail box and there is absolutely nothing based around your username in there, we have been handing out discounts to old Paybox customers so if you were missed I’m really sorry if you email me again on the above email I will look out for it.

Regarding making the plugin free that is just not going to happen, there is hundreds of man hours gone into the project as a business (and we are a business serving businesses) its not viable to survive simply on custom support requests, or twisting the GPL to suit our needs. We would much rather contribute to the WordPress core via bug fixes patches and also release free code that helps the community and gives back while still producing commercial software to our target niche.

Finally evilbox code fixes are not going to work with Your Member while we won’t hide the fact Paybox was the inspiration point, Your Member was written to actually work.

Hello im the original programmer of the Paybox plugin.

After Feios failed on it i got the code from a customer and continue the work on it.
(He owns me money and I have 6months or more to hear from him.)

Now it works and its 100% compatible with WP2.6.1

Old paybox customers will get discounts after proof of usage.

Our new site located in https://wp-member.com/

Please take a look check the screen shots and the guides.

Regards.

tnash,

part of smart business is first NOT to say “that just isn’t going to happen”. You have to respond to what the market wants, and the market determines what you will make, not you.

When you have an unproven product, you must find a way to convince folks to use it. If your product is the bees knees, as you’ve been flooding the forums telling everyone how great it is, then you should have no trouble or problem giving folks a free trial of a month or a couple of weeks–long enough for newbies to implement your system and really take it for a ride.

The fact is, your product is unproven, or you wouldn’t be doing most of your marketing in the forums. And there are many who spend at least the first year giving the product away. You don’t force people to pay for something that doesn’t even have decent screenshots simply because of man-hours. That’s a risk and a task you chose to undertake with the hopes of profiting. Refuse to let people sample your product and chances are your profits will still be small.

Right now, I spend $170/month for a membership management service. And yet, I will not just buy your product because you say it rocks. I may spend yet another $170 next month–but I know exactly what I’m getting for it. Yanking that service to buy yours for $50, while a very reasonable price, is too risky when you have paying customers who would want to know why they aren’t being advertised as promised. :o)

By the way, they gave me a 30-day free trial, and it netted them about $1500 thus far. Without that, they would not have made that off of me.

I strongly suggest that you do more than simply shout how great your product is; you need to show people. They need to feel it, work it, see it. That said, I would happily try it, and if it worked, I would happily buy it.

Wishing you success.