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If it came down to a choice between 'demo for 30 days then buy' vs 'buy, and 30-day refund NQA', I'd always go for the demo. I'm not sure there's an entirely r
by shabble 15y ago
If it came down to a choice between 'demo for 30 days then buy' vs 'buy, and 30-day refund NQA', I'd always go for the demo.
I'm not sure there's an entirely rational reason for it, but I don't think I'm alone there.
Incidentally, what happens if I ask for a refund, then use it block itself so it can't phone home for the revocation? :)
- maayank 15y agoIt's actually logical - if after the demo you decide that you don't want the product you just don't buy. If after buying the product you want a refund you still need to contact the seller (or go through some automated process). It's an extra step. As a seller though, I would think less people would ask for a refund than the group of people that would have bought the product, but instead downloaded the demo and then decided not buy.