O&O Defrag 15 Pro + 3 Additional Programs Together for Just A$20.56 (Reg. US $164.88)

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  Lukian on 12/07/2012 - 02:57

  +1

  Who defrags these days? The VPN might be worthwhile if you use more than a non expiring block account in a year.

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    Lycan on 12/07/2012 - 03:43

    They have lost all respect… they were even trying to sell defrag products for SSDs…

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      scrimshaw on 12/07/2012 - 11:12

      hey were even trying to sell defrag products for SSDs

      lolwat?

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    dazweeja on 12/07/2012 - 15:17

    Yep, I remember when I used to defrag my 6.4GB Quantum Fireballs. Good times, good times.

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  cookie_lu on 12/07/2012 - 10:15

  Yes the only thing that interest me is the VPN. But I wonder if it's worth for occasional use.

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  Postulative on 12/07/2012 - 23:24

  -2

  Presumably O&O Defrag Pro is pretty much the same one you can get at http://store.pcauthority.com.au/p26885-oo_defrag_145_profess… for $5.95?

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    andy19363 on 12/07/2012 - 23:29

    +1

    no… but it is the same as this one you can get at the same store http://store.pcauthority.com.au/p15573-oo_defrag_15_professi…
    for $23

    your neg is invalid

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      Postulative on 13/07/2012 - 18:33

      Because it's 0.5 of a version number behind? Thanks but I'm not going to pay 4 times the price for that 0.5.

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        andy19363 on 13/07/2012 - 22:28

        That is your option…. Others may disagree…. however, you negged because a different product was cheaper…. which is interesting, but should not be negged. The actual product is more expensive at your link.

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        Postulative on 14/07/2012 - 11:54

        As the OP pointed out, "The others are freebies that may/may not be useful". Not an entirely different product, a slightly lower version (which by the way has been updated more recently than the version being sold in this thread).

        Yes, it's my option, and my opinion. I'll buy based on which is the better and cheaper product, which is why I frequent a site called OzBargain.

        I don't understand why you have such a problem with someone negging a deal - it's not a personal vote, just an indication that in my opinion the deal is not of value. Personal assessment yes, personal attack on the poster no.

        I've gone back and reviewed the Voting Guidelines, http://www.ozbargain.com.au/wiki/help:voting_guidelines, and am comfortable that my negative vote is in accordance with them. Generally I don't vote negative, but comment against a deal. In this case, I felt a negative vote was appropriate. That doesn't mean others have to agree with me entirely, but my vote is based on the merits of the deal as I see them.

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        andy19363 on 14/07/2012 - 12:20

        -1

        I don't understand why you have such a problem with someone negging a deal - it's not a personal vote, just an indication that in my opinion the deal is not of value. Personal assessment yes, personal attack on the poster no.

        When a deal receives enough negs, the deal disappears for the majority of users…. You giving an opinion and negging means that the deal may be removed from other members view, whether or not they share your opinion…. (of course, your opinion will also disappear). Some people may wish to take advantage of this deal, your neg may go towards denying them that opportunity. You haven't pointed to a cheaper version, nor commented on the specific product, nor the retailer. One more 'yeah me too' neg, and the post is gone, (along with your words of wisdom).
        Who knows, the next great deal you miss out on might be because a couple of people just didn't like it, (in their opinion).

        Comment, by all means, but adding a neg reduces the chances of your comments even being seen….