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Old July 11, 2002, 05:46 PM
Tim Ferguson
 
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Default eshowcase anyone?

I'm looking for someone who sells eshowcase in New Zealand or Australia. The Australia site for it has no way of contacting them as their order form page is dead and no email either (great business model!)

I manage private residential properties for overseas owners who usually have 2-6 properties each and need software where I can update photos of their listings and provide very basic text reports at a central site they can visit and access via password.

I thought an earlier version or eshowcase might be the way to go as the current version is $11,000.

So if you know of someone who sells early versions of eshowcase or if you have any other suggestions I'd appreciate any help.

With thanks

Tim

PS I'm looking for a solution that requires no or very little html knowledge and don't really want to spend more than $3000 NZ/AUST for a license.
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Old July 11, 2002, 06:10 PM
peter
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Hi Tim contact [email protected] his system is probably better than eshowcase and costs less as well

regards peter

> I'm looking for someone who sells eshowcase
> in New Zealand or Australia. The Australia
> site for it has no way of contacting them as
> their order form page is dead and no email
> either (great business model!)

> I manage private residential properties for
> overseas owners who usually have 2-6
> properties each and need software where I
> can update photos of their listings and
> provide very basic text reports at a central
> site they can visit and access via password.

> I thought an earlier version or eshowcase
> might be the way to go as the current
> version is $11,000.

> So if you know of someone who sells early
> versions of eshowcase or if you have any
> other suggestions I'd appreciate any help.

> With thanks

> Tim

> PS I'm looking for a solution that requires
> no or very little html knowledge and don't
> really want to spend more than $3000 NZ/AUST
> for a license.
  #3  
Old July 11, 2002, 06:20 PM
Margaret MacGillivray
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Thanks, Peter - much appreciated!

Margaret
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Old July 11, 2002, 07:01 PM
Margaret MacGillivray
 
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Default Hi, Tim - I tried to email you directly

but the email bounced.

I'd appreciate you mailing me at
[email protected] and I'll reply directly to that.

Many thanks
Margaret
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Old July 11, 2002, 07:43 PM
Mike B.
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Hi Tim:

I have the exact Eshowcase software you are looking for plus the video tapes of the 2 day seminar given by Bill Myers...

less than 1/2 new price

please email for details

Mike B.

[email protected]
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Old July 12, 2002, 04:58 AM
Margaret MacGillivray
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Hi, Mike - while I hate to rain on anyone's parade, my understanding was that reselling eshowcase software might contravene the terms of the license - now, I can't tell you whether or not this has been tested by anyone being pursued through the courts; nor can I say if the software has been successfully transferred to someone else's server once resold. But, in the interests of fairness, I would think you might like to check it out.

That's partly why the eGreyl team decided to allow our software to be resold - the only caveat being that resold software would be supported only if new owners purchased a (modest) support contract from us.

Margaret


eGreyl Software
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Old July 12, 2002, 05:11 AM
Margaret MacGillivray
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

I just checked my own eshowcase software license and in Paragraph 2.

Description of Other Rights and Limitations - it clearly states
Software Transfer - You may not transfer any of your rights under this agreement (including all component parts, the media and printed materials, any upgrades, this agreement and, if applicable, the Certificate of Authenticity), and the recipient agrees to the terms of this agreement.

This (and other) concerns were what led to the eGreyl Group being set up in the first place. The other concerns being when Bill Myers sold eshowcase to the current company, the previous owners who had been promised upgrades to eShowcase Version 3 were all left in the lurch.

There may be one or two other people who frequent this board who might care to comment further.

Margaret

(OK, I'm obviously interested in people who might purchase eGreyl software - I am clearly stating that for the record; and it may be that Your version of eshowcase was sold with a different license; if that is so, please accept my apologies.) :-)
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Old July 12, 2002, 09:17 AM
Mark
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Hi Tim,

I am selling a full eGreyl licence for USD495.
It includes full portal and shop managers.
It has been cleared by Brad and Margaret of
eGreyl to resell.

Contact me by email if interested.

Regards

Mark

p.s You will find eGreyl far superior to eShowcase, and does all the things you want it to.
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Old July 12, 2002, 01:02 PM
Cornell
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Hi Margaret and Mike:

This is a real mishmash....some people received licences, and some didn't (depended on the reseller).

The original license provides for transfer of the software but only with the approval of Bill Myers.

Later licenses may be different.

Bill also made a post that if one wanted to sell a web site that had esp and the new owner wanted to maintain the esp then the seller would have to purchase a new license for the new owner.

As was the case with esp there were some very confusing issues with licenses as well as copyright.

Cornell
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Old July 12, 2002, 01:14 PM
Margaret MacGillivray
 
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Default Re: eshowcase anyone?

Hi, Cornell - hope you're doing ok! Nice to hear your "voice" again!

I must confess I hadn't realised the variety of licensed/unlicensed versions of eSP - but you have certainly reinforced my view that reselling eshowcase is fraught with potential problems.

Margaret
 


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