Is this where you have been lately Hybrid?
I would, and not all businesses follow the same methods.Quote:
If you guys were smart, you would release a free beta test until the bot is far more perfected (and im not talking about the 1day free trial shit. i was away that day and missed it and with that you lost a potential customer). when cidproxy was out, it was free and then they stopped that and released 5bot, a paid subscription for usage. if you had a similar business plan you would likely get far more customers. at this point in time i would not be willing to spend money on something i havent even tested, and a more lengthy test than just a 24 hour test at that.
If you were truly interested in the bot, you would have realized we extended the free trial by 3 days and allowed sign up for such trial during those days.Quote:
If you guys were smart, you would release a free beta test until the bot is far more perfected (and im not talking about the 1day free trial shit. i was away that day and missed it and with that you lost a potential customer). when cidproxy was out, it was free and then they stopped that and released 5bot, a paid subscription for usage. if you had a similar business plan you would likely get far more customers. at this point in time i would not be willing to spend money on something i havent even tested, and a more lengthy test than just a 24 hour test at that.
perhaps i should rephrase what i said. i was out of the country when this was offered, so it would make it fairly difficult for one to test out a bot. reputation does buy some votes, ill give you that, but even the best programmers cant make everyone happy. i dont know why you brought it to that level when all i really wanted was to try the bot myself, along with many other people. my suggestion stands where you should release the bot for people to try for free (or maybe a public version with limited functions). maybe hand out some free subscriptions (not full subscriptions) so that people can try the bot themselves.Quote:
Just updated to include the ability to bot unlimited characters at once.
Note: Unlimited only if you have a computer that can handle that many conquers + jbots open at once
If you were truly interested in the bot, you would have realized we extended the free trial by 3 days and allowed sign up for such trial during those days.
We already have plenty of customers, and we've made quite a bit of money and its only been what, a week and a half?
Do you know why that is?
It's called reputation which is something everyone involved in this bot has.
If you saw Blizzard Entertainment on a game box, you would probably instantly think that game is going to be pretty good, simply because Blizzard developed it.
In addition, all sorts of information regarding development progress & people talking in favor of how amazing the bot(s) are is publicly available(however is not publicly transmittable, via our TOS).
:)
We do have plans to give out some free stuff, but we aren't going to be giving out free trials for every single person.Quote:
perhaps i should rephrase what i said. i was out of the country when this was offered, so it would make it fairly difficult for one to test out a bot. reputation does buy some votes, ill give you that, but even the best programmers cant make everyone happy. i dont know why you brought it to that level when all i really wanted was to try the bot myself, along with many other people. my suggestion stands where you should release the bot for people to try for free (or maybe a public version with limited functions). maybe hand out some free subscriptions (not full subscriptions) so that people can try the bot themselves.
Edit: Btw, the day after its release i checked the site via wifi on my ipod and requested a free trial and wasnt granted it, so i fail to see how it was extended. dont say i didnt try :p