i'm not sure what seems off. that was the first copy i purchased about 6 years ago when i had a lot more time and much less money. obviously, you completely neglected the date on the post for comic relief. i haven't touched the software in about 5 years. what's your point?
I see. So you've forgotten how to use it after being an advanced user? That's a valid question, not a jibe. I have personally never used xrumer and can't comment on this.
i find it rather intriguing that a lot of people commenting completely neglect the valid points i'm making and dwell on my 'big dick'. what's more nobody really seems to have the cojones to test it out. puzzling, isn't it?
the big dick part was a pun.
Hardly puzzling. People have their own shit to do.
dude, i totally understand your point of view here. not everyone is as hungry for money and that is absolutely ok. if i may ask, are the customers who pay you the total amount of $2k a month satisfied with the quality of service you provide? if so, you have the right method in place to sustain it. if not, you will find yourself right where you don't want to be...working for someone else.
now THIS is a sensible.
I don't have a customer paying me $2k/month - My highest paying customer is $1k/month. And he's more than satisfied.
While I may be understanding and accepting of the fact that people provide shit support, I myself believe in great support and live up to the buyer's expectations, sometimes exceeding it.
Also, he doesn't try and boss me around. He knows that I know my shit, and he doesn't bother me with questions about it. We have more of a friendly relationship, to the point that he's even invited me to his place during the holidays. THAT'S the sort of business relationships that I believe in, not your type.
There are far too many factors involved in anything to be able to judge it properly without knowing the situation. When you say
"if i may ask, are the customers who pay you the total amount of $2k a month satisfied with the quality of service you provide?
if so, you have the right method in place to sustain it. if not, you will find yourself right where you don't want to be...working for someone else."
That's not always true. If I don't have the method in place to sustain it, I can either leave the customers and keep finding new ones. Or I can move onto a different niche(from seo to affiliate marketing perhaps?), and still be working for myself.