Pricing

Aug 18, 2005 4 Replies

You have priced the software to high. I used to sell a 3 station for about $2495.00 now it is $3500.00 with out any improvements to the program. Pricing this high makes it a hard sell to customers when you include the add on's from other companies to make it work in the first place.( NewWest, RR, etc). You have increased the price out of the small business area.( And Microsoft POS is not the answer). So go back to the pricing we had before or make vast improvements I the program to make it worth while to pay that price.


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Yes you can buy it for web sellers who don't care about service or after the sale who are out to do just volume. And I am talking about MSRP. It seems cheeper to buy it form the scalpers then microsoft.

Retail pricing for additional users went from $800 to $1190 on August 1st.

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Don't get me all wound up now yall.. mt

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