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I use Openoffice --BEWARE. I ordered the backup disc from Think-All Publishing from the sidebar advertising when I downloaded the free Openoffice and when I got the disc, I also got 3 other open-source programs that I didn't ask for, didn't want, didn't need. Now, I get 4+ programs every month charged to my credit card, amounts from $15.95 to $49.95. I have complained to the Postal Service, the FTC, etc. BEWARE!!!! Don't give the Openoffice people your credit card number!!!!!!!!!!
I've read many emails about Think-All: the story is that they free open-source software (FOSS) like OpenOffice, repackage it, then doing repeat billings, much as you claim about. They're not thought of too highly on the FOSS world. Don't get them confused with the real openoffice.org
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I use Openoffice --BEWARE. I ordered the backup disc from Think-All Publishing from the sidebar advertising when I downloaded the free Openoffice and when I got the disc, I also got 3 other open-source programs that I didn't ask for, didn't want, didn't need. Now, I get 4+ programs every month charged to my credit card, amounts from $15.95 to $49.95. I have complained to
the Postal Service, the FTC, etc. BEWARE!!!! Don't give the Openoffice people your credit card number!!!!!!!!!!
I've read many emails about Think-All: the story is that they free open-source software (FOSS) like OpenOffice, repackage it, then doing repeat billings, much as you claim about.
They're not thought of too highly on the FOSS world. Don't get them confused with the real openoffice.org
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