dbPower license

[bgriggs]

I bought the license a few months ago, then got a new computer. I put the music converter on my new computer but today it mentioned that I only have 3 days left until I have to purchase the license. How do I get the license I already bought to reflect on the dbpower amp on my new computer?

[ChristinaS]

Re: dbPower license

See this annoucement: http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/announce...nouncementid=8

[bgriggs]

Re: dbPower license

Thanks! Now one more question...if I can't find my receipt from day of purchase, how can I get the license #?

[ChristinaS]

Re: dbPower license

At the bottom of the announcement is a link to a page that gives an email address. You send an email there with all the details you have including original email address at the time of purchase.

What can I say, you have to prove you bought it somehow, several options are offered. If none can be fulfilled, well....

[neilthecellist]

Re: dbPower license

Why can't we just tell them the email address? Just don't use the "@" symbol.
No one's going to spam as long as you don't type it in character for character.

It's db (at) dbpoweramp (dot) com

[LtData]

Re: dbPower license

So you'll handle the people saying "db (at) dbpoweramp (dot) com" doesn't work? Sure, ok.

Also, who is to say when the spam bots won't be able to pick up on that method too?

[ChristinaS]

Re: dbPower license

LOL! :D

There are 2 main methods, each has its drawbacks.

In one you do it this way, with a graphic replacing the textual email address. The disadvantage is that you can still get uninvited emails, though not from spambots, but just from pranksters or anybody with an axe to grind. Another disadvantage is the danger of teh sender also sending some virus along.
The advantage it that it forces the sender to use their own email client or some webmail application which at least in theory can provide some tracking information.

Or you can use a contact form where the true email address is not visible to anybody, least of all to spambots, and which gets processed by a script, usually written in php or cgi. The disadvantage is that unless the email processing script is very carefully written, it is vulnerable to script injections which can in fact modify the original intent of the form and generate tons of spam sent out in your name to a whole lot of recipients, possibly even with attachments. The advantage is that you can fix this and you can add any number of other tracking mechanisms in place as well, plus add better validation of all the form input through scripting.

But there's no perfect solution.

[neilthecellist]

Re: dbPower license

how about

moc.pmarewopbd@bd ? :lol:

Ok, maybe not....