Wonder what is going on with corel/ulead.
Seems corel is selling ulead products on there
site for less than on the ulead site?
Just a curiousity I guess.
Ulead & Corel, competing against one another?
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No this is normal, even before the merger.
Different Regions of the world have different Program Marketing Managers who offer different deals and packages.
I remember sometime last year noticing that the same product on the USA site had different pricing than the UK site - specifically a certain item was offered
a. For Download
b. Boxed (In other words sent to you on a CD by post in a box)
The U.K. site had the item offered at a cheaper price for the download version compared to the boxed version (not surprising)
I noticed the U.S.A. site had them priced the same. I sent an email to Ulead thinking they had made a mistake on their web site but was informed that they have different marketing managers for different regions who can all create their own 'special offers.'
Different Regions of the world have different Program Marketing Managers who offer different deals and packages.
I remember sometime last year noticing that the same product on the USA site had different pricing than the UK site - specifically a certain item was offered
a. For Download
b. Boxed (In other words sent to you on a CD by post in a box)
The U.K. site had the item offered at a cheaper price for the download version compared to the boxed version (not surprising)
I noticed the U.S.A. site had them priced the same. I sent an email to Ulead thinking they had made a mistake on their web site but was informed that they have different marketing managers for different regions who can all create their own 'special offers.'