This was posted over in the Swap Meet forum awhile back. From this, I will NEVER buy a product from this company....http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...74&topic_id=166You can read this over at the thread....but I thought it was a little strong right out of the shoot...Gentlemen-Am I really going to have to turn a copy of this conversation over to PMDG's Intellectual Property Rights attourney's office?If I'm going to- I'll also be sending a copy down to Texas to Brendan at TRI...and I'm sure their lawyers will have some fun with it too...Please don't put yourself in that position. I've done it- and I will do it as often as necessary. The license for FLY!II and for all PMDG products is non transferable. If you would like to pay PMDG a large sum of money for violating your license agreement that is fine. Our legal representation charges approximately $1,500 per hour for pursueing such cases- as a couple of unfortunate individuals already know...Don't be stupid. Please. You boys are both smarter than that.Go out and buy FLY!II at your local software shop. You can buy any PMDG product from our website. It'll take you 45 seconds and it won't cost you thousands of dollars in legal fees to defend yourself from "being dumb in public."Robert S. RandazzoPrecision Manuals Development Group www.precisionmanuals.comRobert S. RandazzoPrecision Manuals Development Group www.precisionmanuals.com

Hi Robert,you wrote that the license for Fly! II (a product delivered on a physical media which the buyer owns) was not transferable, that is to the best of my knowledge not the case in many countries, mine included (Germany). If the EULA says differently, it