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To Craighuddy.

Please write to rb@creamware.de and i will take care in your hardwaretransfer.

cheers
Ralf

On 2004-05-22 13:24, craighuddy wrote:

On 2004-05-18 01:33, garyb wrote:
for registration issues, the best address to get things done is webmaster@creamware.de .

FWIW, I did a simple hardware transfer 3 weeks ago and they still have not transfered over. I have emailed that address 3 times. Looks like CW's site is down at the moment.

Hi Ralf, I send you a similar request, coz the webmeister obviously has no time
Hope you can do the hardware transfer
cheerz, hubird.

Finally got 2 activation keys - one for Prophet Plus (correct) and one for Orion Custom Pro (incorrect - I have never owned it).
Too late anyway the money has been sent back to the buyer.

a bad trip you've had

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On 2004-05-23 16:12, Ralf wrote:
To Craighuddy.

Please write to rb@creamware.de and i will take care in your hardwaretransfer.

cheers
Ralf


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Wow! I wrote Ralf and the same day he had it changed over. Now that's great service!

Thanks alot Ralf. Now I remember why I continue to recommend CW gear.

CH

Bloody hell!
Miracles can happen it seems

I am the person that has tried to purchase these 2 plugins...........everything it's true,in the distance of 2 months Creamware has not done anything whether not to answer with some emails that at the end they are revealed false.
I am very disappointed with them, I have always held the Creamware a serious firm,I understand because they have risked the crash........ I sincerely believe that the lesson however they have not learned him to them and my fortune has been that to deal this sale with a person a lot of onest,gentle and available
it is a true sin that certain transactions don't conclude him in the correct way...... I would be curious to know that type of complicated job is that to transfer the plugins

you both had a bad trip for sure, and something really went wrong.
But I'm sure Ralf is doing a great job, trying to help everyone out.
Our phonecalls and the content of the emails I got from him yesterday makes that very clear to me, as does the way how he's present at planetz.
Your case must belong to the one % that got all the bad luck you can have.
Nothing really helpfull, at least enjoy again making music

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I know at least 6 very happy people today

thanks Ralf,

as for the both of you I'm sorry for your bad trip.(Imho no bad intentions)

Patience is the word...Here is a happy user.

Thanx virtualstudio for your effort.

On 2004-05-26 12:12, Cesax wrote:
...I would be curious to know that type of complicated job is that to transfer the plugins

hi Cesax,

Frank has explained it in the announcement forum, but to make a long story short:
the protection was developed to be unbreakable and that means it runs outside the main application, contains encryption, possibly non Intel machine code and some unique stuff from the hardware.
Originally it was designed one way and non-removable at all.

From my own experience I can assure you that I never needed more than a couple of hours to remove any software or dongle protection (on Mac, many years ago and just for fun) from any application.
And I'm not even a fluently assembler programmer, let alone a hacker...
Either you apply a rock solid scheme (like CWA) or you can spare the hazzle and leave it open.

cheers, Tom

I'm ashamed the buyer of my plugin still hasn't got his plugin after paying for it nearly 2 months ago.

Tomorrow I will send the money back with my apologies. I don't want to phone Germany, be asocial and jump the cue.

Not much I can do to make it up to my buyer :[

I guess it's hard for Ralf to organize his mailbox in a way that everybody is helped out according the first-in-first-out principle...I don't wanne think of all the five dubbel post he must have got...

I would give it a try, in fact it's urgent

agree.

what bothers me is that ralf entered this thread a few times, promising faster deliverys for a couple of users.
AND apparently delivered.

of course i'm not accusing those users, i'm just questioning CWA's way of handling their so called "transfer que".

again, imagine the way that queu is build up: many many morefold doubles, from unsure, frustrated or impatient users...
My guess is the best way to work through this mess is grabbing where you can, and hope for the best.
If someone here got immediate help, I guess it's a way to show Creamware (Ralf, others) does care about their users...
my 2 bits

and then again it's a way of showing they don't give a crap about others.

do I really have to go to the unofficial forum to get things done instead of mailing cwa directly?

it makes me wonder if cwa just has given up on their mailbox, "forget what's in there let's make a fresh start".

it's not my business but the one who started this thread "AMJones" didn't get a personal reply in this thread. 2 others did.
what gives?

5-7 CW employees trying to do the job that 30-40 used to? (just a guess)

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To Maxol.

Hello,

please write again to rb@creamware.de and i will take care ASAP, to generate the SCOPE 4.0 key for you.

cheers
Ralf
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He did to, my activation code was recieved the same day. Thanks Ralph.

Shame it came to this though.

that's good news maxol!

me, i'm just about to enter week 8 waiting for a used plug.

[my spelling sucks]

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