No upgrade price? - ChaoticSolutions

You seem shocked? This shouldn't be the least bit surprising.

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Monday, January 08 2007 @ 08:04 AM PST

OK, so . . . - jbmelby

previous users can upgrade for TEN DOLLARS LESS than the full price after the mail-in rebate. Somehow this doesn't seem overwhelmingly attractive. Big deal!

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Monday, January 08 2007 @ 08:05 AM PST

No upgrade price? - Timelord2

The $20 mail in rebate is for upgrade/competative uprade from other Roxio software like Popcorn.

New users will have to pay the full $99 price.

However the rebate states it must be purchased from Roxio.com, Sonic.com, or Digital River to qualify.

Read the rebate before making your comments.

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Monday, January 08 2007 @ 08:38 AM PST

No upgrade price? - isean1

Roxio is known for this kind of thing. Over the Holidays they listed Toast 7 Titanium among the sale items on an email of "Up to 70% Saving." Clicking on the link for full list of sale software leads to a page with no mention of Toast 7 Titanium and no sale to be found anywhere on the site. If they are not gouging on upgrade pricing they are spaming with "bait and switch" advertising.

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Monday, January 08 2007 @ 09:15 AM PST