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Originally Posted by jenifer.ezread
JS Wolf,
Unfortunately, I do not work in the site design department of Astak. If you had some suggestions for the EZ Read division, I could definitely make some changes as per your comments. Have you taken a look at www.theezreader.com? You might prefer browsing for our devices there.
As far as Astak "going under", I believe you may be referring to our eBook reader division. We are currently handling legal and technical issues which we are not permitted to discuss on a public forum. I can assure you, as I have assured many other forum goers, that the Astak is not going under. Especially not our eBook division.
I'm sure that you and the rest of the forumers know that our eBook division is only an incredibly small portion of a much larger hardware company with security camera systems and other devices. |
Jennifer,
www.theezreader.com is awful. When I try to click on the Watch video link (which has, btw, been removed by the user), the Support menu pops up, and when I click on the Highlights, the bottom lines of the text and the Package contents box are not visible because of the big, boxed links at the bottom of the page. In order to access the video link, you have to tab over to it. It seems like the designers totally disregarded any display size below 1680 (mine is at 1280x768, but I often resize to 1024x768 and alt+tab between my browser and whatever it is I'm working on at that moment). Plus, when you click on the Buy link, the message still says that the devices are out of stock.
And I can't even begin to explain how resentful I am that your device is no longer available to international customers. I bought it at a higher price, paid €80 in taxes on top of that price, and was thinking about saving up some money to buy another one of your devices if this one ever gave out, only to find out that it was no longer to be sold internationally. And not only that, I recall a comment that it never was available in the first place. Where did I get mine from then, I wonder?
And I live in Europe.