upgrade from 5 to 6

i previously read that if you had purchased wb5 from a certain period of time you could get the upgrade to wb6 for free but when i went to download wb6 it said $15. What happen did wincustomize post the wrong info?
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You only get WB6 for free if you purchased WB5 after February 2007. Otherwise, the upgrade costs $15. I agree, those of us who adopted WB5 early got shafted.
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I agree, those of us who adopted WB5 early got shafted.
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$15 is "shafted"? When the "rules" have been known since February? As if WB5 was "chopped liver"?

For cryin' out loud, get real.
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thanks but i found it. I did purchase it after Feb 2007 i found the download under my settings and registrations
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Glad to hear you got the information. Remember, you may at any time go to https://www.stardock.com/ and click on the support link at the bottom (or simply go to https://www.stardock.com/support). Once there, just enter your email address in the provided form and all of your account information will be emailed to you.

-Mike
[Stardock Support]

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$15 is "shafted"? When the "rules" have been known since February? As if WB5 was "chopped liver"?

For cryin' out loud, get real.
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$0 versus $15. While it's nice to receive a discount, there's still no apparent logic in establishing February 2007 as the cutoff date between "free" and "discounted," nor is there any apparent logic in distinguishing between people who purchased before and after February 2007 in the first place.
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terpfen: So you are suggesting we should have offered no free upgrades at all?
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The interesting thing here, to me . . is that when you buy WB, it's agreed that you get the current version only.  So when Stardock decides to do a good thing for a few people and offer them a free upgrade and other people a discount upgrade instead of the full price it's unfair?  How were you treated unfairly?  What promises were made that were broken.

I'm not a Bible-thumper, but it amazes me how Matthew 20:1-16 fits so often in situations like this.
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16"So the last will be first, and the first will be last."


Grew up a preachers kid. Mostly seminary helped me win bets and argue like crazy.


If you wish you can log a complaint with gripeline@stardock.com. I can guarantee nothing by doing this but it is the reason we created that department in the first place.