As of the 23rd March, Share-it! accepts PayPal as a method of payment.
This means that, via Share-it!, all Elevayta products can be paid for using PayPal
Paul
Now accepting PayPal for all Elevayta products!
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 951 posts since 11 Jan, 2004 from Netherlands
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 21 Apr, 2007
"fick dich ins knie" with paypal. i read about your plugins and i realy would download it, but as i saw that i have to pay via this obstructed service, i had to empty my stomach! no good words for your software from me...
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 951 posts since 11 Jan, 2004 from Netherlands
Sorry, this is far too cryptic for me. It conveys absolutely no information about the issues you have.kamp wrote:"fick dich ins knie" with paypal. i read about your plugins and i realy would download it, but as i saw that i have to pay via this obstructed service, i had to empty my stomach! no good words for your software from me...
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- KVRAF
- 3002 posts since 24 Nov, 2003 from Heidelberg&Hamburg
I had not too good experiences with Share-it (one time with another product they refused to help with the transaction, and the developer didn't help too, so my first ever selling a vsti couldn't work - and share-it really got offensive). So in fact I really worship that you set up paypal payment too. In fact I like it so much that I'll instantly go shopping now 
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- KVRist
- 52 posts since 3 Oct, 2006
I've reached the verge of buying some plug-ins many a night, but
two things turned me off:
a) share-it, which is simply annoying (but let's say i'd overcome this for the benefit of my work)
b) the fact that there's no option to "continue shopping" once i've added an
item to the cart. If one wants more than one plug-in, what is the right way to
do it? when i return to the products page and i add to cart another plugin, I get a new cart in a new tab that doesn't contain both plug-ins....
two things turned me off:
a) share-it, which is simply annoying (but let's say i'd overcome this for the benefit of my work)
b) the fact that there's no option to "continue shopping" once i've added an
item to the cart. If one wants more than one plug-in, what is the right way to
do it? when i return to the products page and i add to cart another plugin, I get a new cart in a new tab that doesn't contain both plug-ins....
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 951 posts since 11 Jan, 2004 from Netherlands
Each plugin requires input to generate a license key and so individual purchase is required. If you want to buy more plugins in one go then check out the bundles on the website. Buying as a bundle is cheaper also.
Paul
Paul
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- KVRist
- 52 posts since 3 Oct, 2006
Thank you Paul,
Well, you can't deny that although this is probably a system
necessity for you, it's somehow a source of inconvenience for
potential customers. As you already know, plugin - allow me
the expression - "junkies" quite often buy things purely based on
transitory impulse or inspiration. I can assure you, at least as
far as it concerns myself, the procedure at your store is forbidding
for such purchases. I don't mean to sound pervasive and please bear
in mind that I admire some of your products, but I must confess that
the site feels dated, both aesthetically and functionally.
It's of course up to you how you conduct your business but I feel
that some innovation wouldn't harm anyone. For example, you could
give customers the opportunity to make their own bundles and still
get the discount of a bundle. I won't mention share-it, it's common
knowledge.
I hope I haven't been offensive, in any way; just my humble opinion
Kind Regards
van
Well, you can't deny that although this is probably a system
necessity for you, it's somehow a source of inconvenience for
potential customers. As you already know, plugin - allow me
the expression - "junkies" quite often buy things purely based on
transitory impulse or inspiration. I can assure you, at least as
far as it concerns myself, the procedure at your store is forbidding
for such purchases. I don't mean to sound pervasive and please bear
in mind that I admire some of your products, but I must confess that
the site feels dated, both aesthetically and functionally.
It's of course up to you how you conduct your business but I feel
that some innovation wouldn't harm anyone. For example, you could
give customers the opportunity to make their own bundles and still
get the discount of a bundle. I won't mention share-it, it's common
knowledge.
I hope I haven't been offensive, in any way; just my humble opinion
Kind Regards
van
