"Renewing" MTH MyMoney
Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2011 3:33 pm
Forgive my ignorance but I've read the Wiki on this subject but I find it a little "vague" with regards to "Renewals"........
If I buy the single user product ($49.95) I get 1 years Support, Bug Fixes, Both Maintenance and Upgrade Releases..
If I want the FULL Product facility to continue after 1 year it will cost me another $49.95 minus 20% ($39.96) and so on year on year....
If this is the case a 5 year FULL owning (leasing) cycle will cost me, Year One £49.95 plus Year 2,3,4 and 5 = ($39.96 x 4 = $159.84) making a total of $209.79 over the whole 5 years...........
If I choose NOT to pay the "Renewal" fee (Initial Single Payment of $49.95 only) then I presume after 1 year my current version of MyMoney at the end of the first year stays at that version for all time with NO Upgrades or Support whatsoever.. Since minor upgrades seem to be released almost monthly this could be a severe drawback when needing to follow development....
I hope I'm wrong, indeed I must be wrong but I need someone to tell me, However, I have a sneaky suspicion that if this is correct then MyMoney must be one of the most expensive Personal Financial Packages out there.. not exactly a purchase but more of a lease arrangement....
Please tell me I'm wrong................
If I buy the single user product ($49.95) I get 1 years Support, Bug Fixes, Both Maintenance and Upgrade Releases..
If I want the FULL Product facility to continue after 1 year it will cost me another $49.95 minus 20% ($39.96) and so on year on year....
If this is the case a 5 year FULL owning (leasing) cycle will cost me, Year One £49.95 plus Year 2,3,4 and 5 = ($39.96 x 4 = $159.84) making a total of $209.79 over the whole 5 years...........
If I choose NOT to pay the "Renewal" fee (Initial Single Payment of $49.95 only) then I presume after 1 year my current version of MyMoney at the end of the first year stays at that version for all time with NO Upgrades or Support whatsoever.. Since minor upgrades seem to be released almost monthly this could be a severe drawback when needing to follow development....
I hope I'm wrong, indeed I must be wrong but I need someone to tell me, However, I have a sneaky suspicion that if this is correct then MyMoney must be one of the most expensive Personal Financial Packages out there.. not exactly a purchase but more of a lease arrangement....
Please tell me I'm wrong................