Money for (almost) nothing
I like stories like this. Whenever you install software, the EULA (End-User License Agreement) always pops up, and you need to agree to whatever it says before continuing. Most everyone just presses the "I agree" button to get on with life. But someone put a clause in their EULA that said (in poor English):
On a not-at-all related note, there are lots (well, like 5) of random hits to this esteemed blog. And I don't mean the outpouring of comments last week from people who I know. I mean people who I don't know who either don't post comments, or post messages asking for Gmail accounts for Mexican Warez distribution.
So, if you're reading this and you don't know me from Dave, post a message and let me know how you found this site.
A special consideration which may include financial compensation will be awarded to a limited number of respondee.
A special consideration which may include financial compensation will be awarded to a limited number of authorize licensee to read this section of the license agreement and contact PC Pitstop...After 3,000 people had installed the software, someone finally wrote in, and they gave him $1,000.
On a not-at-all related note, there are lots (well, like 5) of random hits to this esteemed blog. And I don't mean the outpouring of comments last week from people who I know. I mean people who I don't know who either don't post comments, or post messages asking for Gmail accounts for Mexican Warez distribution.
So, if you're reading this and you don't know me from Dave, post a message and let me know how you found this site.
A special consideration which may include financial compensation will be awarded to a limited number of respondee.
posted by Eric at 4:10 PM
2 Comments:
Hi Eric, I found your blog through searching "a special consideration which may include financial compensation will be awarded," because I was looking for information about the prizes occasionally hidden in lengthy terms and conditions pages :)
Wow ... this post (and this blog!) is over 9 years old. But a promise is a promise. Send me your e-mail address or another way to reach you and I'll get in touch to send you your prize.
Very impressive, anonymous!
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