Last-Minute Enterprise Upgrade Question

[Judy Perry]

Jim and Mark:

Thank you for your replies, but I'm still confused because the
following is *verbatim* from the email notice sent to me:

"We're offering you the chance to upgrade your Studio license to
Revolution Enterprise 3.0. Get the upgrade for just $299 *including* a
year of updates."

I read that as saying that I'm upgrading my existing Studio license to
and Enterprise 3.0 license AND a year of updates "for just $299."

What am I not understanding?

Judy

On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 9:00 PM, Jim Kanter <jim at d-film.com> wrote:
> It's a better deal. The upgrade is $250, not $299, and the software
> assurance pack is an early renewal of the annual subscription so you
> can continue to get all upgrades for an additional year for $133
> instead of $199. If you let your annual subscription lapse and then
> decide to upgrade, the regular Enterprise renewal is $399.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Jim
>
> On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 11:24 PM, Judy Perry
> <katheryn.swynford at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am, of course, happy that the mothership thought to send me an email
>> reminding me that the Studio -> Enterprise upgrade/purchase of 3.0
>> ends tonight.  I have credit card in hand.
>>
>> But I'm confused... after following the link provided in the email
>> which said the price was US$299, the webpage says it's US$250, with an
>> Enterprise Early Software Assurance Pack for an additional US$133,
>> bringing the total to US$383, not US$299.
>>
>> What am I not understanding?  And, exactly what *is* said "Enterprise
>> Early Software Assurance Pack"?
>>
>> Kindest thanks for any insights anyone can offer.
>>
>> Judy
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