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Old 02-28-2009, 04:36 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by RCR View Post
I've had a similar experience with software. I purchased an end-of-day stock charting program ($1005 AUD) only to find that every time I used it, I needed to be connected to the internet so it could verify I was a legitimate user.

Searching the internet for a work-around, I happened upon a crack for the program. After applying this crack to my legitimate program, I found I no longer needed to connect to the internet to use it!

So....am I now a legitimate user or a pirate?
ridiculous. how can they think those verification systems are a good idea ????
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