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Just make sure that they don't "own" the product until its paid for. They get non-exclusive rights to use the product until they've paid for it, then they get e
by noonespecial 15y ago
Just make sure that they don't "own" the product until its paid for. They get non-exclusive rights to use the product until they've paid for it, then they get exclusive ownership. Its like rent-to-own.
Worst case scenario, they are paying licensees for a time.
- ra 15y agoThat's good advice. But you (OP) really should talk to a lawyer who specializes in this sort of thing.