use of a maintenance contract ...

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by stinky wizzleteet, Apr 26, 2004.

  1. stinky wizzleteet

    stinky wizzleteet Guest

    Hi all,

    i know it is useful to have a maintenance contract, but really, is it
    worth it when one has but a few licenses ?

    wzzl
     
    stinky wizzleteet, Apr 26, 2004
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  2. stinky wizzleteet

    hamei Guest


    When you think of it, a maintenance contract is a lot like insurance.
    They're betting that it won't be valuable to you, or they'd lose money.
    You're betting that the product you just bought won't work very well,
    so you're covering your ass by paying _more_ in the hope that if the
    original purchase was no good, at least maybe the maintenance contract
    will turn out to be.

    Strange world we live in :)
     
    hamei, May 4, 2004
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  3. stinky wizzleteet

    Pete Guest

    You won't get any software updates without one.....or new releases.
    If you've got a 'bad' datecode (2003160 comes to mind) you're stuck
    with it.
     
    Pete, May 5, 2004
    #3
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