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you are correct…
what you will find though, is the barriers of right and wrong will break down while the wild west of software development lacks any kind of monitoring for overpriced/untested crap that any dickhead techie spews out to the open market. Much like the music industry suffers from pirating because comsumers are sick of bands pressing cd’s when they really aren’t good enough to produce more than one song that sounds good – the software industry will suffer while the market is saturated with programs that seem to do a lot butare truly no more than a one hit wonder.

sincerely not trying hamper creativity, nor, piss anybody off… just trying to give another take on it.

joe

Some of us are (like me) are simply computer novice that’s looking for info (google and yahoo) on whether this “RegCure” works or not from people who already tried it. That’s how I got here.

I’m not talking about people searching for info on Regcure. I’m specifically talking about people searching for the phrase “regcure key”. That’s why the last paragraph begins with, “If that’s not you”. So you, and others like you, are safe from my wrath. The people looking to get commercial software for free are still low-life, scumbag morons.

Your a closet Faggot who can’t take any shit…. Typical of your sort, as soon as someone gives you shit as opposed to you giving them shit you crumble and remove the posts. YOU ARE A SYPHILLIS RIDDEN INSIGNIFICUNT WHO STILL DRAGS THEIR KNUCKLES ON THE GROUND!

Okay, Mr. Pirate, I’ll humor you and leave this one up. But I will continue to delete similar comments. I have no problem with people who disagree with me if they can carry out an intelligent argument or debate. So far, you haven’t demonstrated that ability and appear to be a typical moron.

If you have something sensible to post, I’d love to read it. I’ll even give you some tips:

“Your a closet Faggot…”

The contraction for “you are” is “you’re”.

“YOU ARE A SYPHILLIS RIDDEN INSIGNIFICUNT WHO STILL DRAGS THEIR KNUCKLES ON THE GROUND!”

There are several errors here, so I’ll just rewrite the complete sentence for you:

“You are a syphilis-ridden insignificant who still drags his knuckles on the ground!”

I suppose I shouldn’t expect you to be able to construct a proper sentence though. Typical of your sort.

Kiss my ass Aldacron…people have a right to get whatever they can for FREE. Most people who get rich in this world do so through dishonest means – they deceive and trick the consuming public in some form or fashion – they do so through the exploitation of other people’s labour. So hey…who the fuck are you to be castigating folks who want to pirate. It’s called survival…by any means necessary. ASSHOLE.

Ah, I see. So people have the right to steal. I think the law disagrees with you on that point. Besides, I don’t see what DVDs, music CDs, or computer software have to do with survival. They are luxury items, not necessities of life. I’m all for doing what it takes to survive. If I were out on the street I’d be taking food, blankets, and whatever else I needed where I could find it. But RegCure isn’t going to do much for me in the survival department.

What about the right of each person to get paid for their work? Sure, there are dishonest people in all walks of life. Some people do exploit others to make a profit, but that doesn’t make every commercial product a scam, nor every producer of commercial items a scumbag. Some people sell products online out of their bedroom. Garage bands and indie movie makers, indie software developers — when you steal their work, it has no relation to your moral war against corporate injustice.

So who am I to call you on it? I’m one of the people who has to pay for your stupidity. I do the right thing and purchase software legitimately, but have to put up with ridiculous anti-piracy measures because morons like you are looking for a free ride. I’m the guy who has to worry about his software showing up all over the web on warez sites, wondering if its going to affect my sales or not, whether it really was worth it to put all those hours and months of effort into creating something that everyone is just going to steal. That’s who I am.

I know my words are falling on deaf ears (well, blind eyes in this case). You obviously either lack a conscience or are just too dense to understand the consequences of your actions. What bothers me most is that you will likely get away with it for a very long time, while the rest of us continue to pay for it. One day, it might catch up with you though.

my pc have higly errors

good job Aldacron I’m sure you showed pirate by complaining that his grammar was bad. Some people have better things to do with their time then give a rats ass about their grammar. This act of insulting him (if thats what you want to call it) would point out the reason why nerds get a bad name. And i mean nerd in the highest of regards I am a computer science major, but people like you are the reason why the stereotype of “nerds” lives on. That guys wont care if you correct his grammar try saying something smart, or persuasive. Not something that makes you look like you have nothing better to do with your time. Word can do what you did. Try being intelligent.

Well, I do make a living as an English instructor. But seriously, I wasn’t insulting him. I was mocking him. What sort of intelligent response does his post warrant? It’s nothing but an expletive-laden rant, only one sentence of which is coherent. Should I have debated the finer points of knuckle dragging?

When people post something meaningful, I will reply in kind. I don’t mock everyone who disagrees with me. I would think that my response to the subsequent comment by Atman demonstrates that. When people post nonsense, I usually delete it. This time, I had a little fun with it instead.

And I sincerely apologize for propagating the nerd stereotype. I’ll leave my high-tides, bifocals and pocket protector at home next time.

So…….. Can I get the Key?

Dude, what a waste. I read through all of this shit and still found no key! he he.

P.S. I stole my computer too.

@Ripflier: Great! Glad I could help waste your time! Too bad I can’t do more.

I’ve read through your rant about software distributions, please save for people who have never been taken on the web.

Let me ask you this, how do I know a product on the web works? Too many people (including myself) have been taken, understand what I’m trying to say, English professor? I do not mind paying for something that works, I’m all for supporting other people’s efforts. Why can’t I try the product first? If it does not perform as stated, I do not want pay for it. Please, even a Moron can become an English teacher. (you just proved that) This really angered me, who are you to post this moral lesson to people? You don’t even know the people looking for these keys and their intentions. You are the true moron.

Let me ask you this, how do I know a product on the web works?

Some products come with demos, so you can try before you buy. For those that don’t, you have the power of Google at your fingertips. If you think a software product is dubious, you can research it quite easily. Software that doesn’t work as advertised, or that does things it isn’t supposed to, will be commented upon in a number of forums. If you search and can’t find anything, just don’t buy it. It’s quite simple, really. I’ve been purchasing software online for years and haven’t been taken yet.

This really angered me, who are you to post this moral lesson to people? You don’t even know the people looking for these keys and their intentions.

In addition to being an English instructor, I’m also an independent software developer. Do you want to talk about anger? Why don’t you spend months developing a software product, release it on the internet for a reasonable price (less than $20), and watch how many warez sites it shows up on. Watch how many people are asking for keys for your software, even though a demo is available that they can try before buying. Then we can talk about anger. I don’t care what your reason is. If you copy and use commercial, digital media without paying for it, you’re scum. Period.

I just tried regcure and now looking to buy, but can’t find where to send money and get key!! Can only find demos and this blog assuming because someone enters the word “key” you must be a crook. After demo, I click on ‘get license key’ and nothing happens. I then click on ‘register’ and still no URL launches me to the site where I can purchase. Ugh! Just found it by searching “regcure purchase.”

@Dianne: I do not assume that everyone searching for “key” is a crook. I direct your attention to the last two sentences of the post:

If that’s not you and you are just looking for info about RegCure because you are interested in purchasing it, then I thank you for supporting software developers. It’s nice to know that the world hasn’t been completely taken over by morons.

Unfortunately, the majority of the people searching for “key” in relation to software are crooks. I applaud you, Dianne, for being a good citizen and not a scumbag moron like some of the others who have commented here.

first i must say, i do respect honest hard working people and their achievements in whatever field to me you made your point.it’s not my intention to go on the internet to steel,i am willing to pay for services but it scares the hell out of me when submits requires my account number all the assurance i have is someone else’s word some one i don’t even know telling me it’s alright that scares me man but you keep doing what you do man. and jah bless

Ok first off not everyone has 30 bucks to drop on shitty developed software that doesn’t even make clear how it even works. Secondly everything is ripped off from somewhere, recycled bullshit. So even if I am looking for a key to something doesn’t make me a pirating moron it makes me a cheap college student who spends more money to get by in todays society then Donald Trump on a spending spree.

So even if I am looking for a key to something doesn’t make me a pirating moron it makes me a cheap college student who spends more money to get by in todays society then Donald Trump on a spending spree.

Ah, now there’s a good excuse. I suppose you also steal the books you need for your college classes. And when you go to the supermarket you steal your groceries. You mug little old ladies to pay your bills as well, do you?

If you don’t have the money to buy software, then how is that an excuse to steal it?

Aldacron, You my fellow human being are, well…simply put-a DUMBASS!!!!!

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If you do not want your property to be stolen DO NOT PUT IT ON INTERNET,aldacron ,you have all rights to your opinion, but so does EVERYONE else,and I personnally agree with most people arguing with you here, i pay for an access to the internet and everything i have access to( i repeat EVERYTHING )via my paid legal internet connection i consider i already paid a right to use as I wish as long as i do not make a commercial use of it,and wathever argument you might have or invent about this, will not make me change my mind about it ,the responsibility is on the person who puts such information on the net.
So in resume, if you do not want something to be shared , copied or used without your consent or a fee, simply don’t put it online.
Between you and me ,Bill Gates and his kind won’t suffer from our taking full advantages of our internet connections,it only compensate a little(so very little i should say ;microscopicly)for the huge rip-off making these guys so unhumanly rich.
It is funny how the U.S. are concern about copyright issues on the net while the chinese are voluntarely ignoring ALL patents and copyrights and are currently copying everything they can produce for an ultimate reason ; bringing down the occidental economy and take my word for it they are on the road to success…if you have’nt realise that yet open your eyes ’cause it will soon be too late.
I remember a world where sharing,helping and cooperation was more important than making a fu…ing dollar on your neibour’s back.
no hard feelings but i suggest you review your priorities.

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i pay for an access to the internet and everything i have access to( i repeat EVERYTHING )via my paid legal internet connection i consider i already paid a right to use as I wish as long as i do not make a commercial use of it,and wathever argument you might have or invent about this, will not make me change my mind about it ,the responsibility is on the person who puts such information on the net.

That’s the most ridiculous excuse for pirating that I’ve ever heard. Are you saying that paying for internet access gives you a right to get books for free from Amazon.com? Or to get computers for free from Dell? If you order pizza online, should that be free, too?

I’m not talking about putting my personal property on the internet — I’m talking about running a software business. There are hundreds of small companies who make a living developing software and selling it online. These aren’t gazillionaires like Bill Gates, but average citizens trying to make a living. I assume you have a job. How would you feel if your employer wanted you to work for free?

Full time software developers have jobs, just as you do, and in order to get paid their software must be sold. No money means no developers. No developers means no software. Then what are you left with? Sure, there’s plenty of freeware out there and you are welcome to it. But nothing gives you the right to steal commercial software. Not even the money you pay your ISP for internet access.

When you download pirated products, you are potentially damaging someone. Not all software is developed by major corporations. Some shops are one- or two-man shows run full time from home offices. To say that they aren’t affected when some moron cracks their software and distributes it freely is just not true. They are, both financially and emotionally. And it’s the casual pirates who hurt them most, for those are potential customers.

If someone you know started his own independent software business, invested his savings and future into it, would you steal his product too? It’s so easy to do when the developers are anonymous, or when you see them all as multi-billion dollar corporations. I hope that you’d want your friend to be successful, but I guarantee you that if his software was widely pirated he would feel it.

Your whole post boils down to this:

I remember a world where sharing,helping and cooperation was more important than making a fu…ing dollar on your neigbour’s back. no hard feelings but i suggest you review your priorities.

There’s nothing wrong with sharing, or with helping and cooperating with people. But that has nothing to do with business. I’m not being greedy. All I’m saying is that commercial products in digital form are still commercial products. When you go to the super market, do you complain that they aren’t giving you food for free? What about Burger King? According to you, shouldn’t they be sharing their Whoppers with you instead of trying to make a buck? Should you not be required to pay for your car, your house, your utilities?

The only difference between commercial digital content and commercial physical content is that the former can be copied and distributed without losing the original. If you give a television to someone, you no longer physically possess the TV. But burn some digital content to a DVD, give it to a friend, and you still possess the original. It’s the easy road — something for nothing.

As for my priorities, I think they are quite straight. My priority is to put food on the table for my family, to have money for the kids to go to college, and to be able to retire comfortably. I don’t want to be rich. If I did, I wouldn’t bother trying to sell games online. I want to support myself doing what I love, programming the games that I want to make as an independent developer (being my own boss). How is that wrong? How is it bad? If I were working as an office worker somewhere, or a construction worker, would you accuse me of chasing the almighty dollar then? Of course not, but when I sell something that I create, which is absolutely my right, I’m suddenly greedy?

The greedy ones are those who take advantage of the hard work of others. Those who take the easy road and steal what they are supposed to pay for. I’m not the one with twisted priorities.

Atman vs. Aldacron – Sorry Atman, but Aldacron wins…I got here, not by my great grammar, but because I was looking for “RegCure Key.” I just simply get tired of buying software that either doesn’t work, or isn’t the right cure for the problem that I have. I suppose I’ll just break down, stop procrastinating and take the computer to the store. I know Aldacron is completely right…live with it Atman…I too used to not work and steal programs, but I have since graduated college, started a career, and erased the programs I stole. Good luck Atman with the no career thing!

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Aldacron:
I too came here looking for a key, however, my purpose was to first find out what this product costs. On the registration page there is no mention of the price. I am first asked for my name and e-mail address before I can find the cost. I have issues on 3 computers at home and now my work computer is slowing down. I found RegCure with good reviews through a Google search and tried the demo. I have over 1000 items that need addressing, 3 were fixed by the demo. Not knowing the price, I went looking for a key to try it at work. If it works, I’ll buy it for home. Over the years I have obtained the work of many people and companies by ‘improper means’ and later either deleted it or purchased the same or a replacement. I am very interested in RegCure, however I have issues with hiding the cost. The internet is a huge double edged sword. You can get your product out to millions of people very quickly and cheaply, however, this exposure can hurt as well.

I hope you’ll just put at the site, free scan but to clean it and fix it, you need to purchase in that way the people looking won’t waste their download time to download things that are not clearly stated, not free…

It’s the shonky site operators that create the malware/spyware/junkware/viruses. There are a huge number of criminal and semi legal activities on the internet. To browse these days requires the electronic browser equivalent of a Mk IV Abrahams Tank. It’s not only the devious minds with criminal intent that give me the shits but also the apparently legitamate operators like Regcure that are a bit dodgey. If they operated in the regular “real world” market, that is, a physical store, then they would be prosecuted for false and/or misleading advertising or deceptive conduct. They advertise “free” downloads that imply that Webcure is free and fully operational. They cleverly omit the fact that it will only have very limited functionality. They are preying on people’s greed and desire for something free. That’s the hook to get them to scan their and find so many errors. Most people will have 100′s of errors. Most are harmless but it looks very alarming to come up with 800+ errors like I did. No doubt even if I cleaned them I would accumulate another few hundred in 12 months. If I were able to use this software once and find out how effective it was, then I would purchase it next time. I am also very cautious about posting credit card details to an unknown (to me)website for products that are unknown and untested. As far as looking for reviews, it is quite difficult to find reviews from sites that actually have them or don’t have cookies and all sorts of other crap to wade through. I think you overstate the seriousness of the offense of software piracy by calling people morons. I think the definition of a moron is an profoundly retarded person. I doubt if many (if any morons) actually brouse the internet, let alone get to your site to request RegCure keys. Even intelligent people are guilty of low grade theft.
I think you should leave your extremely degrading descriptions to people that actually deserve it such as murderers, bankrobbers, rapists and genocidal dictators such as Hitler and Pol Pot.

Bob Moore

Australia

If they operated in the regular “real world” market, that is, a physical store, then they would be prosecuted for false and/or misleading advertising or deceptive conduct. They advertise “free” downloads that imply that Webcure is free and fully operational. They cleverly omit the fact that it will only have very limited functionality.

Distributing free demos with limited functionality has been common for years now. Many small software shops do this. It’s the try-before-you-buy paradigm. They aren’t misleading anyone. The fact that you can’t understand that is no excuse to pirate.

If I were able to use this software once and find out how effective it was, then I would purchase it next time. I am also very cautious about posting credit card details to an unknown (to me)website for products that are unknown and untested.

Did you not try the demo? Anyway, if you are reluctant to give your credit card information to someone, that’s your problem. It doesn’t give you the right to steal. What would you do if you were in line at the supermarket and realized you didn’t have your wallet? Would you just grab the groceries and walk out of the store?

I think you should leave your extremely degrading descriptions to people that actually deserve it such as murderers, bankrobbers, rapists and genocidal dictators such as Hitler and Pol Pot.

I think I would have stronger words for the likes of Hitler and Pol Pot. People who pirate software *are* morons. I don’t care how you rationalize it, it’s unethical, immoral, and in violation of civil law (and in some cases, criminal law). People who wouldn’t dare steal even a candy bar from a 7-11 quite happily download someone’s hard work from the web without a second thought. Since people like me have to pay for it, do you think I really care if I hurt your feelings?

Aldacron,

Well, people that pirate software are just thieves, not morons.
RegCure uses deceptive techniques to lure potential customers into trying the software. These techniques are rife on the Internet. Most of these marketing techniques would not survive in the physical marketplace in the Western World World and would be in breach of consumer laws.
RegCure knows that the lure of free software is a powerful tool to induce potential purchasers to go deeper into their site. They also must know that a significant number will just look and leave. Some will try the software and of those a few will purchase and a few will leave and a few will be annoyed that the software wasn’t really free.
It’s like having a “free” pest inspection and being told your house is riddled with vermin. However, $400 will pay for treatment, but we can’t assure you of success.
From memory, a number of computer magazines I have purchased have fully functional Registry Scanners on their bundled CDs. They also have reviews. I’ll look them up when I get back to town.
BTW do all these “backroom” software developers pay tax? I think this area of software development and marketing has it’s share of tax bludgers. I know some personally.
Not wanting to use a credit card online is not “my problem”, it is a problem of the internet security in general.
I class it as good finacial management and safe use of my credit card. The bank and numerous other finacial experts agree with the cautious use of credit cards over the Internet.

Bob Moore

Well, people that pirate software are just thieves, not morons.

What’s the difference? Stealing to survive is one thing. Stealing because you can’t be bothered to pay is another entirely. Software pirates are morons because they either don’t give a damn about the consequences or they are too thick to understand. And there *are* consequences, which are suffered by legitimate software consumers as well as developers (large and small).

RegCure uses deceptive techniques to lure potential customers into trying the software. These techniques are rife on the Internet. Most of these marketing techniques would not survive in the physical marketplace in the Western World World and would be in breach of consumer laws.

I just looked at the RegCure site and the download is labeled ‘Free Scan’. How is that deceptive? Download the software and it will scan your registry. The goal is to allow potential customers to evaluate the performance and effectiveness of the software. If you find it to be too slow, or if it missed a lot of registry problems, then you’ll know you wouldn’t want to buy it. How is that a bad thing?

It’s common for shareware developers to include the word ‘free’ to advertise their demos. There’s nothing illegal or shady about it. You’ll see the same technique used in print and television ads. Certain words on a page draw attention and ‘Free’ is one of them. In the case of RegCure, what you get is exactly what is advertised.

Now, if someone were advertising ‘free full version software’ and you instead got a limited demo version, that’s certainly misleading and wrong. But even if they do, that is still not a justification to pirate their software.

BTW do all these “backroom” software developers pay tax? I think this area of software development and marketing has it’s share of tax bludgers. I know some personally.

There are tax dodgers in all walks of society, holding all sorts of jobs, self-employed and otherwise. I don’t see what bearing that has on this conversation.

Not wanting to use a credit card online is not “my problem”, it is a problem of the internet security in general.
I class it as good finacial management and safe use of my credit card. The bank and numerous other finacial experts agree with the cautious use of credit cards over the Internet.

Sure, it pays to be cautious with your personal data online. No argument from me on that point. But if your reluctance to use your credit card means you can’t buy something you want, it *is* your problem. It’s no justification for pirating any software, which then makes it a problem for the developer.

Besides, many software vendors support alternative forms of payment. I went without a credit card for several years and did quite well. I bought software and other products, paid for web hosting, subscription services… I finally gave in and applied for one, though, because it’s so much more convenient. And I certainly never used my decision to not use a credit card as an excuse to steal.

Aldacron repeats himself alot…

Yeah, I do. Some people seem to be too thick to get the point.

Only having just discivered this website, I don’t expect a reply, but here goes in adding to an old debate…I have tried the trial version of RegCure and while it found 1000 or more errors only fixed a few. After reading reviews, I decided to purchse the product, credit card in hand, willing to pay for what seemed like a good product. Like one of your writers above, I, too, cannot find anywhere on the website to doanything other than download the trial offer. When I click on the button to get a licence or key code, I get nothing–no new website, no prompts–nothing. I will attempt to purchse another product, as RegCure seems interested in nothing but luring one in and making it frustratingly diificult to purchase their product.

Like one of your writers above, I, too, cannot find anywhere on the website to doanything other than download the trial offer. When I click on the button to get a licence or key code, I get nothing–no new website, no prompts–nothing.

The very last item in the menu bar on the right side of the page at RegCure.com is labeled “Order”. Clicking that takes me to http://www.regcure.com/order. There, I see the following:

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Register for RegCure!
Registration for RegCure is fast and easy. Simply complete the form below to make your bogged down, sluggish PC a thing of the past and realize your system’s true potential!
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Following that paragraph is a registration form. Filling out and submitting that form initiates the purchase process.

Aldacron, I completely agree with you. The others that want to argue against your point are doing so because they want to justify their actions which they know are wrong yet insists that because everyone else is doing it, it must be okay. What has happened to society?

After all this written bulshit, WHERE’S THE FUCKING KEY??

Please, no literature, no shit comments…..nothing!!

Just write the fucking key and that’s it!

What a bunch of crap!!!

@EDUARDO: Are you really that dense?

Holy Hell! Never in my life have I seen such stupidity. 1) I agree with Aldacron (what fictional planet are you from??). 2) I also agree with some other ppls comments about overpriced shit and being on tight budgets. I want software that’ll work, but not have to pay through the roof (or in advance of my next pay-cheque). But seriously folks, give it a rest. Fuck. Just, get a life, I’m actually at a loss for words at the sheer stupidity of you all. Just… fuck… btw, like Eduardo, WHERE’S THE KEY?!

aldacron in some ways i agree with you but would you just shut up im pretty sure you have pirated some things before and every thing on the net is dodgy and i dont feel like giving my credit card details to some fat cheap computer programer in us who probably just stole most of the program from another dude and stop mentioning ur an english teacher because it aint cool and u dont have to be the smartest of the bunch to be one as you have already shown us

@jumpy: Thanks for gracing me with your ignorance. It helps to reinforce my superiority complex.

Ta ta da…you brainless wonder…you can’t even hack some harmless comments. The last one posted was directed to everyone in general. Not to specific parties or as an insult. If you want, I’ll say it again. Grow some huevos and stop deleting everything you don’t like you commie.

If you delete these, then that proves you can’t hack it.

PROVE ME WRONG.

I don’t have anything against anyone.

I don’t have anything against you either.

Relax…I like these kind of sites. They are always very interesting dude. Some good 4-1-1.

@Carlos: To be perfectly clear, you had two comments that contained no content other than ‘ta da da’ or some such. If you don’t want your comments to be deleted, then give them some content.

The third comment regarding the special olympics, which you reposted and I subsequently deleted again, is an insult to those who aren’t as fortunate as the rest of us. I won’t tolerate any such insulting comments on this blog. Feel free to insult me all you like, however.

I’m really tempted to delete all of the one-line comments you’ve just posted, but I’ll leave them this time. In future, I’d appreciate it if you’d keep all of your comments in one post.

And for the record, my blog, my rules. If you can’t hack having your comments deleted, don’t post them.