If You have the Logos 5 Reformed Silver base-package and could imagine Yourself selling it, I'd be very interested in buying! Both You and I can do our best then, I'll pay You around $320 + license transfer fee, this despite that I have L7 Starter, because the L5 Reformed Silver is a good base-package. You may even contact a very long time after I posted this.
Here's what You do: Log on to Facebook, go to Logos Resales group, search for Unix
Here's a chart of base-packages: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ByXIGWq4UmnLeiGsoq3PeCJKanlJBYAVQWdeoqD9SOc/edit?pref=2&pli=1#gid=494097819
L2 Catholic new; Used: ODCC L5 Reformed Silver L6 Full Crossgrade; L6 Chinese Bronze new; L6 Ancient Literature Feature Expansion Collection (25 vols.) new, no dynamic pricing. Before packs had 100 books incl. AYBRL new
Buying and/or selling is outside the purpose of these forums, Unix.
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That is so, MJ, however this way I'm also saying that the particular base-package is very good, which helps people also evaluate the current offers and the latter is currently a hot topic in other threads. I would not have wanted dynamic pricing - i.e. buying a used L5 Reformed Silver first and then upgrading to L7 is what I would not have wanted to do - because if I would have done it that way it would have hindered me from ever reselling the L7 base-package.But doing it this way which I'm attempting to now, enables me to resell the L7 Starter base-package, however I won't do that for many years ahead. Moreover, this is probably the only time during my lifetime I'm looking to buy a used base-package.This thread only needs to function as a pointer to the Facebook group and the chart of old base-packages, that's all, we don't need to have any discussion in this thread. Period, I'm done, I will only post when someone has sold me the used base-package.
N/A:That is so, MJ, however this way I'm also saying that the particular base-package is very good, which helps people also evaluate the current offers and the latter is currently a hot topic in other threads. I would not have wanted dynamic pricing - i.e. buying a used L5 Reformed Silver first and then upgrading to L7 is what I would not have wanted to do - because if I would have done it that way it would have hindered me from ever reselling the L7 base-package.
Any potential seller of L5 Reformed Silver with subsequent dynamic pricing purchases needs Faithlife to evaluate transfer cost plus resource (re)purchases.
Thread => Open letter to Bob: Please optimize the license transfer process includes dynamic pricing effect scenario for seller:
Mark Barnes: Jehojakim:Regarding Dynamic pricing: Is it really that different? That new? Think of the retail shop owner who always gives a certain discount to their regular customers. Dynamic pricing is totally different. It's really very complex. Imagine the following scenario: You buy Product A for $100. It includes 5 resources. You later buy Product B. It's supposed to cost $200 for 8 resources, but you own half the resources already, so you only pay $100. 3 of the resources you already own were in Product A. You later buy Product C. It's supposed to cost $100 for 4 resources, but one of the resources was in product A, and one of them was in product B, so you only pay $50. Now, you decide to return product A. Should you get your $100 back?
Jehojakim:Regarding Dynamic pricing: Is it really that different? That new? Think of the retail shop owner who always gives a certain discount to their regular customers.
Dynamic pricing is totally different. It's really very complex. Imagine the following scenario:
Now, you decide to return product A. Should you get your $100 back?
Mark Barnes: Mark Barnes:Should you get your $100 back? The answer, obviously, is no. To work it out, Logos have to rollback your dependent purchases. First they have to effectively cancel the purchases of product B and product C (so you get $150 back). Now, you're able to transfer product A, which you'll have to pay $20 for. Now you need to 'buy' product B again. This time you only own one resource out of the eight, so you have to pay $175. Finally, you need to 'buy' product C again. Again you only own one resource this time, so you pay $75. In this scenario, to process your transfer you'd have to pay Logos $120 — $20 for the transfer plus $100 extra for products B and C. This is an extreme example, as nine of the ten resources in product A were included in later purchases. But it's also a relatively simple example, as the levels of dependency can be much deeper than this. But I hope it illustrates why it's complex to work out, and why it is difficult to untangle, and would be difficult to build an automated system for.
Mark Barnes:Should you get your $100 back?
The answer, obviously, is no.
To work it out, Logos have to rollback your dependent purchases.
In this scenario, to process your transfer you'd have to pay Logos $120 — $20 for the transfer plus $100 extra for products B and C.
This is an extreme example, as nine of the ten resources in product A were included in later purchases. But it's also a relatively simple example, as the levels of dependency can be much deeper than this.
But I hope it illustrates why it's complex to work out, and why it is difficult to untangle, and would be difficult to build an automated system for.
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Thanks Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :) for the information for the benefit of all! That's how it works, and may I add that if something gets bundled with something You bought used (i.e. You upgrade after buying for example a used base-package), You can't resell anything of the bundle! So I watch out so that I don't step on that stone. The intention with buying L5 Reformed Silver, if anyone is selling it to me, is to never upgrade this account again whether with a used or new base-package. It's enough to have the possibility to add Verbum Now, I just read that before the year ends You can place multiple purchases of Verbum Now/Logos Now in Your cart, and have them charged, to ensure You stay at the ~$90 level for Years, with the only drawback of deciding and paying in advance. The membership, which is annual-only, goes up with $10 starting from January 1. 2017.
On another note: Looking for a co-author (there's also a 99% complete list of commentaries owned): Concisely erudite expositional commentary vols. worth duplicating? Almost the entire list is recommended commentaries, and being content recommending commentaries not owned was not needed.Yesterday evening I was evaluating Brevard Child's Isaiah commentary in the Old Testament Library -series, I would almost mark it as recommended, it has the canonical approach to Isaiah which has always made me hesitate if authors/translators have used that approach in a commentary or English Bible version on that book and my Old Testament professors have agreed with that type of hesitation when it comes to Isaiah.In the Anchor Yale Bible Commentary -series (AYBC) a new volume on Ruth has just come out - I saw that after I posted the thread about commentaries, the volume is by Jeremy Schipper, publication Year 2016, I will get it when I upgrade my set the next time (I have OT and NT sets bought separately in Accordance - they've had cheaper prices on AYBC for a while if You bought the whole thing or just the entire OT or NT, but Logos often includes the set in some huge base-packages).That's all from me for a while, now the Unix Facebook only needs to be checked regularly as always.