Here's an email I got from a website visitor today. I thought it was a great question, so I've decided to post it here:


Hello Suzan!

Thanks for the email. And I completely understand what you mean. I've bought loads of products on the web that I saw get a really good review, only to find that they just weren't up to scratch.

First the bad news ;-) I do get commission for each product I sell. And yes it varies from product to product. Most software sites do get paid in this way.

I received an email from a website reader today who'd lost their registration key for Regcure. This is a common problem. I know I've lost a few registration keys after a re-install of my operating system. Luckily, it's pretty easy to get it back with Regcure.

I looked into this and here's what I found out:


OK, great - if you've still got the email. But if you haven't, here's the bit of info you'll need:


Don't forget to give support as much information as you can. Your full name, address. NOT your credit card number that you bought the software with though. You should NEVER send that out over email. But if you can include your email address - the one you used when purchasing Regnow, that'll go a long way to helping them find your purchase on the system.

I received an email from a concerned visitor to my website today, asking about the price of one of the products reviewed on my website - Regcure.

"I tried buying your advertised RegCure through your website that told me to 'click here' to buy and after the scan RegCure did asked me to register so I can buy which I did but the price they were charging was $29.95. How can I buy for your advertised price of $19.95.

Yours wasn't just a come-on to force me to pay $29.95 anyway was it?

I'd appreciate a reply so I can be clear on ethical practices in online buying.