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Sure, the work involved in handling client needs and geodata often justifies a high price tag, but anyone in the know can tell it’s overpriced just by watching the video demo. Honestly, though... $800 for an app that generates geodata? $2,000 for the source code? There’s premium geodata out there—really good stuff—selling for a fraction of that. The simulator works fine, but I doubt it reflects real-world use cases. Where is the actual test of the geodata inside the emulator—with debugging enabled and the geodata grid visible—using the data supposedly generated by the app? I don't like putting a price on other people's work, but this is a total scam; you don't need to be a genius to see it. Going from a guy who just sold off-the-shelf packages and source code—which likely weren't even his to begin with (like most of them)—straight to such a complex app? No way. -
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Niggas think they can rewrite existing software, add a few extra features... and get rich lol. That's not where the real issue is. It starts with the lack of innovation, a smoother GUI, and respect for the customer. And you can't seriously justify that price. I'll admit that interfaces and geodata are often overpriced in general, but some developers actually earn what they charge. deMEV is a good example. I've purchased over 20 items from him, and whenever I needed to download something again, he was always available and never charged me extra. In his case, I can understand the pricing because the service actually backs it up. But for the rest of the idiots out there selling stuff that other people leaked or gave away, those prices make absolutely no sense. That's your first mistake.
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