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Posted 8/12/2008 2:52:01 PM


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Hi Everyone,

The reports that have been coming in from some members who have had problems purchasing through Element 5 (Digital River) may have caused some confusion to those who have placed orders or are thinking of purchasing iClone 3 or any other Reallusion software. Below is an update on the current situation:

  1. According to Element 5 many of the problems have been caused by a technical error at German PayPal. E5 are aware of this and because of the problem are having to deal with many purchases manually and this has caused the slower than normal response.
  2. Dispite what some have claimed on the forum, Digital River, of which Element 5 is a part, is the worlds leading Ecommerce provider. They offer a very secure service so no one should be concerned about placing orders through them.
  3. Very few orders actually have problems, but if you do then you should first check the Element 5 FAQ page. http://esales.element5.com/ccc/index.html?publisherid=50277
  4. If you are still encountering problems after checking and acting on the advice given in the FAQ then you can contact Reallusion's own sales department who can process orders manually if neccessary. Sales can be contacted by using the following email address. esales@reallusion.com

Hopefully the points above will answer any doubts you may be having about ordering from Reallusion. My thanks to Jacqueline Lin, who is the Internation Sales Manager at Reallusion for the above information.

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Sorry...this is Visconti...here is something to add to Peter's post

Recently, here were some members in trouble when purchasing through Element 5 system.
Fortunately, their problems have been solved by the support team.

During this period, here were also some arguments between members in a thread.
We apologize if there's any misunderstand resulted from this case.
Since the party suggests we close that thread which might make any bad feelings, we have hidden this thread.
And we hope everybody can still have quality conversation and good service here.

Best wishes
Visconti


 

                                                                

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Posted 8/12/2008 3:29:52 PM
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The companies under investigation by the State Prosecutor are the Süddeutschen Klassenlotterie (SKL) and LottoTeam Köln. This has nothing to do eith Element 5.

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Posted 8/12/2008 3:52:27 PM
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wires (8/12/2008)
The companies under investigation by the State Prosecutor are the Süddeutschen Klassenlotterie (SKL) and LottoTeam Köln. This has nothing to do eith Element 5.

Gerry



I perfectly understand your point, but when it comes to protecting my money's safety I am not about to take any chances. I will simply not make any purchase from Digital River until things are perfectly clear.

This is the doctrine of preemptive strike: We don't have to prove they are guilty, but rather it is they who must prove they are innocent of any wrongdoing.
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Posted 8/12/2008 4:07:04 PM


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The companies under investigation by the State Prosecutor are the Süddeutschen Klassenlotterie (SKL) and LottoTeam Köln. This has nothing to do eith Element 5.
Gerry



It's not correct what you write. Also the MV Consulting GmbH was under investigation and there are computers confiscated. And a consulting company may be involved in eCommerce, too.

To make it clear: I have not accused Element 5. I only reported about my experiences with this company and the fact, that they had saved my safety pin contrary their statement not to do it.


And that the staff of the call center under their fon number in Germany is very unfriendly. I remember the names of these unfriendly persons who talked with me as I would be a terrorist and not a customer of reallusion and it seemed that they had a problem, because I wanted to pay in USD and not in Euros......................


Also I reported, that I had a good support by reallusion, especially by Jaqueline Lin (Internatinal Sales Manager) and Peter Edwards ( Tutor ).


Andi

PS: Meine Erfahrungen mit der Einarbeitung in iClone in deutscher Sprache in meinem Blog.
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Posted 8/12/2008 4:12:47 PM
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The information that was "traded" contained Bank Account numbers of German customers, with accounts in German Banks, available to the companies mentioned above - that information also contained their Telephone numbers and the scam was run by first calling the person with a trick question and then withdrawing money from their account.

The scam has been blown, and the information is in the hands of the German police - people are being warned. This whole thing only affects those who have nothing better to do with their money except gamble.

If you have never played online Lottery in Germany then you have nothing to worry about.

Members of the CIA and FBI probably know more about your Bank account and Credit Card than your own family - so why worry, everything is in safe hands.
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Also the MV Consulting GmbH was under investigation and there are computers confiscated.


Not according to this report on ARD.

Gerry
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Members of the CIA and FBI probably know more about your Bank account and Credit Card than your own family - so why worry, everything is in safe hands.


I don't think you should take this matter jokingly, and you probably wouldn't if you ever were the victim of identity theft, as I once was.

Three years ago I was stupid enough to give my AMEX credit card # over the phone for a purchase, and next thing I knew there was over $3,000.- unauthorized charge on that card.

Fortunately AMEX was nice enough to agree that the purchased items were totally outside my purchase patterns and I got a prompt refund. I don't know whether AMEX ever investigated the matter or they just wrote it off as bad debt.

But trust me, identity theft is a very traumatizing experience, and one that should be taken very very seriuosly.

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TO Peter Edwards
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Thank you for closing the other FORUM.
It was really a drag to talk issues when I wanted to
make by ICLONE 3 Masterpiece!
The problmes issues are now where they should be, moderated
by a RL Team Member.
The RL team is obviously on top of these issues- YOU GOT THE MESSAGE!!!
Now I can truly be OUT OF HERE and
concentrate on what I liked about
your corporation. YOUR SUPERIOR,
INDUSTRY LEADING, FANTASTIC,
ICLONE 3 - will see you there
when my first IC3 Masterpiece is COMPLETE!!!! (You know who
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Posted 8/12/2008 5:33:12 PM


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