ccwtech Report post Posted September 11, 2011 I run CCW Technology Computer Repair in Salt Lake City, Utah. CCW Technology Computer Repair has been a reseller for SuperAntiSpyware for about a year now. Can you tell me (and everyone else) what's the new business plan for SuperAntiSpyware? My customers LOVE your product. My virus removal customers are very happy to know they are better protected using SAS. Regards, Allen CCW Technology Computer Repair, Salt Lake City Utah http://www.ccwtech.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Security Guru Report post Posted October 9, 2011 I run CCW Technology Computer Repair in Salt Lake City, Utah. CCW Technology Computer Repair has been a reseller for SuperAntiSpyware for about a year now. Can you tell me (and everyone else) what's the new business plan for SuperAntiSpyware? My customers LOVE your product. My virus removal customers are very happy to know they are better protected using SAS. Regards, Allen CCW Technology Computer Repair, Salt Lake City Utah http://www.ccwtech.com Dear ccwtech, I'm so glad you and your customers like SUPERAntiSpyware!! I'm not an employee myself but I use it on my computer as well and love having it! If you'd like to know about what's new in SUPERAntiSpyware, you could probably just check out their website at https://www.superantispyware.com/media.html. That page will show you news regarding SUPERAntiSpyware. All The Best, Security Guru Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ccwtech Report post Posted October 10, 2011 Dear ccwtech, I'm so glad you and your customers like SUPERAntiSpyware!! I'm not an employee myself but I use it on my computer as well and love having it! If you'd like to know about what's new in SUPERAntiSpyware, you could probably just check out their website at https://www.superantispyware.com/media.html. That page will show you news regarding SUPERAntiSpyware. All The Best, Security Guru New business plan is great. The old "Lifetime" Subscription seemed good, but in reality wasn't a good business model as it's really not sustainable. If you don't get a steady stream of income, you go out of business and the lifetime subscriptions aren't much good. The low cost yearly plan is a good deal for consumers, for SAS, and for retailers. The business is more sustainable, allows retailers to have a sustainable income from selling the product, and consumers are protected at a reasonable cost. The only downside? Less virus removal business - very few repeat customers since they are so well protected! Just my humble opinion! Allen Crist CCW Technology Computer Repair, Salt Lake City, Utah http://www.ccwtech.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
