Comments on: Health care people: beware of Skyscape!

By: Skyscape Sammy

Skyscape Sammy — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 18:36:39 +0000

I just use the skyscape cracks for PPC and Palm, it unlocks the software for free!

aaaheeeeheee!!!

By: Seema

Seema — Wed, 07 May 2008 04:51:09 +0000

Hello,

I respond to this post as a Skyscape Customer Service Representative, and want to assure you that the goal here at Skyscape is to see 100% of the customers be satisfied 100% of the time. We do recognize situations such as yours and to that effect we have recently introduced the Skyscape Platinum Membership program which for a minimal annual fee gives you extended support benefits, including transferring all of your expired purchases to the new device. I will personally be happy to assist you to ensure that you are fully satisfied. Please feel free to submit a request through the Skyscape support page http://www.skyscape.com/support with your contact details and referencing my name and this posting in your request, and I shall follow up with you.

Best Regards,

Seema
Skyscape Customer Service Representative

By: FetchingGal

FetchingGal — Tue, 06 May 2008 22:44:07 +0000

I always downloaded whatever version of SkyScape software I had purchased and kept a copy of the codes and stuff in case anything happened. I don’t know why resetting your device changed the device ID because I have had to reset mine and the same ID stays. Sorry for your digital losses.

By: notratched

notratched — Tue, 06 May 2008 13:35:15 +0000

But it isn’t the same thing. I’m not asking for free updates forever. I’m asking for SAME DATABASE I already paid for. I don’t even need a new copy of it. There is no expense involved for Skyscape. At any rate, I spent several hundred dollars for software that I now have no access to (because they “changed their policy”). If I had purchased books, I would still be able to read them. There is no way around this basic problem. I just think people should be aware of this before they start loading their smart phones…that’s all.

By: cindynash

cindynash — Tue, 06 May 2008 12:08:47 +0000

I’ve used Skyscape and felt the same way when I had to transfer to my treo. I was mad initially, but after talking to the customer support @ skyscape (who was very pleasant, btw), I have come to accept as a reality in the software world. We switched to Mac @ home and wanted to transfer photoshop that my son had on the pc. If you tried calling adobe to give you a free transfer from pc to mac, you will be enlightened! or how about calling microsoft to give you their latest version of software just because you changed the pc?

good luck!

By: missbhavens

missbhavens — Tue, 06 May 2008 03:32:44 +0000

Oh this is NOT what I wanted to hear. I had a Palm 515 in school and after I graduated I put some Skyscape stuff on it. It was a pain to carry, so I just stopped using it. Then they invented smartphones. Voila! Nursing in my pocket yet again! I didn’t have any trouble moving the programs onto the new Treo 650, although it did involve a bit of back & forth with Skyscape.

I’ve since spent oodles on Skyscape stuff and want to upgrade to a Centro (so much smaller) but half my subscriptions have expired. I spent SO much money on them!

What a disappointment!

(Skyscape hasn’t actually gotten back to me yet…I’m going to give them heck if I can’t get new unlock codes for my new Device ID)

By: Janice Hall

Janice Hall — Tue, 06 May 2008 02:59:22 +0000

In the electronic world things are different. There are costs associated with it and you cannot compare it with owning a book, where you get no updates, etc.. As far as ePocrates, wait till you start using it and you will be get a ruder shock. If you don’t sync for a certain period your software plain stops working. Go figure. It is free, so you get what you pay for. I know all this seems unfair, but welcome to the electronic world !!