Re: WebMerchant - MacAuthorize
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
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numero = 23072
interpreted = N
texte = Its actually nice to hear people opinions about the products.Anyway, I haven't finalized the contract with Foresight Designs who uses Cold Fusion to place 15,000 items in a Chinese web site.Thanks for your opinion. I appreciate it.Joel Ruiz-----Original Message----- From: Martin Bech
To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 11:43 AM Subject: Re: WebMerchant - MacAuthorize >Just my humble opinion! > > >No matter what, i have never worked with a product that had a support >mailingslist as effective as the this webcat mailing list! > >More than that, even pacific coast has ppl reading and replying to >questions on th emailinglist anytime its needed. > >I think you forget on ething though, and that is how expensive it should >be, if we should be able to get phone support. > >The price of webcat is ok! Especially when looking at the features and the >ease of programming! > >It takes a while to learn, but then its one of the best net-based database >solutions i have met! > >Anybody including myself, tries to help out in any matter we can, why you >actually get tons of support on this list, for no money at all! > >That is the spirit behind webcat, a spirit that i like! > >Quite similar to products as Linux and Perl, but not many others i have tested! > >/Martin > > > > > >>There are other software vendors of e-commerce software that are more >>popular and have better support for people who wish to purchase their >>software. One such vendor is Cold Fusion by Allaire Corporation. I'm a >>consultant and tried to evaluate pacific coast's software. I tried several >>times to get in touch with them to ask basic questions about their service >>and the product itself but at time no one answers the telephone. One time >>someone answered and they told me they would return my call. Its been a >>week now still no reply from them. >> >>You can also try to look at Net.commerce, Netscape's e-commerce products, >>ICAT, etc. >> >>Dont waste your time with pacific coast. Even their own web page leaves >>much to be desired. >> >>Joel Ruiz >>President >>Phildotcom, Inc. >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Richard Bradley >>To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com >>Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 9:32 AM >>Subject: WebMerchant - MacAuthorize >> >> >>>I am using a trial ver. For WebMerchant and WebCatalog I've got every thing >>going except WebMerchant talking o MacAuthorize Hub I get an error e-mails >>by the 100's >>> >>>Does MacAuthorize Hub work with WebMerchant trial ver.? >>>I have Hub running on the web server. Do I need to have client also running >>the web server too? >>> >>>Can someone help! Pacific Coast does not seem to want to help over the >>phone. If I pay $2500 for a program I would like to talk to a someone if I >>have a problem. >>> >>> >>> > > >
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Its actually nice to hear people opinions about the products.Anyway, I haven't finalized the contract with Foresight Designs who uses Cold Fusion to place 15,000 items in a Chinese web site.Thanks for your opinion. I appreciate it.Joel Ruiz-----Original Message----- From: Martin Bech To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 11:43 AM Subject: Re: WebMerchant - MacAuthorize >Just my humble opinion! > > >No matter what, i have never worked with a product that had a support >mailingslist as effective as the this webcat mailing list! > >More than that, even pacific coast has ppl reading and replying to >questions on th emailinglist anytime its needed. > >I think you forget on ething though, and that is how expensive it should >be, if we should be able to get phone support. > >The price of webcat is ok! Especially when looking at the features and the >ease of programming! > >It takes a while to learn, but then its one of the best net-based database >solutions i have met! > >Anybody including myself, tries to help out in any matter we can, why you >actually get tons of support on this list, for no money at all! > >That is the spirit behind webcat, a spirit that i like! > >Quite similar to products as Linux and Perl, but not many others i have tested! > >/Martin > > > > > >>There are other software vendors of e-commerce software that are more >>popular and have better support for people who wish to purchase their >>software. One such vendor is Cold Fusion by Allaire Corporation. I'm a >>consultant and tried to evaluate pacific coast's software. I tried several >>times to get in touch with them to ask basic questions about their service >>and the product itself but at time no one answers the telephone. One time >>someone answered and they told me they would return my call. Its been a >>week now still no reply from them. >> >>You can also try to look at Net.commerce, Netscape's e-commerce products, >>ICAT, etc. >> >>Dont waste your time with pacific coast. Even their own web page leaves >>much to be desired. >> >>Joel Ruiz >>President >>Phildotcom, Inc. >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Richard Bradley >>To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com >>Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 9:32 AM >>Subject: WebMerchant - MacAuthorize >> >> >>>I am using a trial ver. For WebMerchant and WebCatalog I've got every thing >>going except WebMerchant talking o MacAuthorize Hub I get an error e-mails >>by the 100's >>> >>>Does MacAuthorize Hub work with WebMerchant trial ver.? >>>I have Hub running on the web server. Do I need to have client also running >>the web server too? >>> >>>Can someone help! Pacific Coast does not seem to want to help over the >>phone. If I pay $2500 for a program I would like to talk to a someone if I >>have a problem. >>> >>> >>> > > >
Joel Ruiz
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