Here's an illustration of why I like Logos...
Been telling my pastor friend he needs to get Logos. He said, "I had it years ago, but not anymore." Back in seminary, he bought Logos Scholars on sale, and loaded it on an old computer that had been given to him for use in seminary. After he finished his language studies, the old computer died, the discs went in the bottom of a filing cabinet, and Logos was forgotten.
Six years later...
My friend found the old Logos discs. He tried to load them to an XP computer, but with no success. By chance, he called customer service. They said, "Yeah, we still have your name in our records. Here's how you can download your files. My friend is now rediscovering his Logos library on his Apple I-Pad.
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I do appreciate that Logos sells you licenses and then treats them that way.
The record companies try to keep the best of the physical good and intellectual property benefits to themselves. They use whichever analogy is most convenient to themselves. For instance, someone asked a record executive that if they were selling licenses, could they retain the rights to receive (download or retain) a copy of the product they purchased in case their CD broke? The executive responded that if he broke his drink glass, nobody would give him a new one.
All that is to say that I appreciate the sound moral position that Logos takes on this. They seem to be very honest with their customers, and even though I'm new to the product, it gives me comfort to know that they'll be fair to their customers.
I purchased a commentary set from a competitor (used to be anyway). Every time they changed the program, the owner had to purchase everything again. I like the Logos setup much better.
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Ted Weis:My friend is now rediscovering his Logos library on his Apple I-Pad.
I like that as well.
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Yes. I would have liked to believe it also ... but, as a matter of fact, it's now 3 weeks I'm waiting to get my Nelson Collection on my Logos Software on this pc! I've sent three emails concerning that issue and nobody fixed it yet. I'm now irritated and yes it's frustrating to buy something you need and have no access to it for three weeks and have no clue of how much time I'm still gonna have to wait ...
I'm not mad at Logos, I'm only expressing my frustration and at the same time make known that problem as a suggestion in order to improve that technical service.
Fabrice de Almeida:but, as a matter of fact, it's now 3 weeks I'm waiting to get my Nelson Collection on my Logos Software on this pc! I've sent three emails concerning that issue and nobody fixed it yet.
Apologies: personally had a different experience when sending one serial number for account unlock to Logos sales. Wonder about contacting Santiago Galeano, who is a Direct Sales Manager at Logos ? Santiago (dot) Galeano (at) logos (dot) com
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I didn't think about him because he's indeed budy with sales, not technical problems. But well, in despair I could send my emails everywhere of course. Lastly I told the Costumer Service but still didn't do anything about this. Meanwhile, they did locked my Perseus Collection I've asked them to do. That's fixed now.