New licensee feels cheated
Posted: 05.11.2019 15:32
Hello,
I bought a Lite license because, based on the list of features on the "Choose the right license" page (https://www.heliconsoft.com/helicon-focus-versions-licensing/), it seemed to have everything I needed.
However, in the middle of the retouching of my first stack with Helicon, I am suddenly stopped by a warning "Number of strokes limited in the Lite version!" WTF?
This very sneaky and tricky limitation was never explicitly mentioned in the description of the Lite version. Only by hovering over the small question mark next to "Specialized retouching tools" (and none other) can you get a hint at this.
I do not think this is a fair and honest way to deal with customers.
PLUS, that's not all: when, very disgruntled and frustrated, you resign yourself to forking out even more money for a Pro license, and you know that it is priced at 200$, you expect to have to shell out an extra 85$, since you just paid 115$ for the Lite version... but no! For some unexplained reason, it is a full 100$ that is asked of you for the upgrade, therefore pricing the Pro version at 215$ instead of 200...!
I have asked Support for explanations, stating how cheated I feel. I am expecting their response. I see that the company is based in Ukraine, so not much hope for a Better Business Bureau (or equivalent) there...
I bought a Lite license because, based on the list of features on the "Choose the right license" page (https://www.heliconsoft.com/helicon-focus-versions-licensing/), it seemed to have everything I needed.
However, in the middle of the retouching of my first stack with Helicon, I am suddenly stopped by a warning "Number of strokes limited in the Lite version!" WTF?
This very sneaky and tricky limitation was never explicitly mentioned in the description of the Lite version. Only by hovering over the small question mark next to "Specialized retouching tools" (and none other) can you get a hint at this.
I do not think this is a fair and honest way to deal with customers.
PLUS, that's not all: when, very disgruntled and frustrated, you resign yourself to forking out even more money for a Pro license, and you know that it is priced at 200$, you expect to have to shell out an extra 85$, since you just paid 115$ for the Lite version... but no! For some unexplained reason, it is a full 100$ that is asked of you for the upgrade, therefore pricing the Pro version at 215$ instead of 200...!
I have asked Support for explanations, stating how cheated I feel. I am expecting their response. I see that the company is based in Ukraine, so not much hope for a Better Business Bureau (or equivalent) there...