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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CSB046" data-source="post: 1376622" data-attributes="member: 7923">Hi Corinth.An idea, if you have actual contact with Scott (which it sounds like you might):The original CD offer was for all current Cryptosnark PDFs plus some bonus material.  Speaking for myself, I would be happy just to get the PDF products that were promised (and supposed to have been received by Dec. 24), all of which are currently available through RPG Now.  I can live without the bonus material if I'm forced to; the PDFs alone would be more than the $20 I paid for the CD.I believe there is a way (not sure how complex it is) to send out free copies through RPG Now.  Even if Scott doesn't have his own Internet access right now, perhaps he might consider finding a way (a friend, a public computer) to send out free links to all of the customers who are currently without their CDs. From what I can gather on the Deeds, Not Words group (from when Scott was still posting), he does not have his own CD burner, so I can see where he might not currently be able to burn new CDs.A couple of customers on the Yahoo group are growing (legitimately) impatient with this whole mess, as am I.  With Cryptosnark being a small company, I'd hate to see Scott lose some of his customer base over this.  I really want to give him the benefit of the doubt, but at the same time, this is a business he is running, and I would think he'd want to do everything possible, as quickly as possible, to provide the necessary products to his paying customers.Again, I'm not sure how workable the RPG Now idea is (it would certainly involve a LOT of free links), but it's just something for him to consider.</blockquote>

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