I think all this discussion is a waste of time, it is time ti stand up and stop this bs, A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT is needed. Just think about it hundreds of users purchased ASPDNSF ML/DNN, it means hundreds of thousands of dollars in purchase price, hundreds of thousands of dollars in customization, hundreds of thousands of dollars in data entry, hundreds of thousands of dollars in time spend on the software, hundreds of thousands of dollars in integrating other softwares like quickbooks,atandra, etc, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost business, the total is millions of dollars I think it is time to start something by finding a A CLASS ACTION LAWYER, it is not like Aspdnsf went out of business, they are in business,  they just decided to say to certain users go to hell, for a company like ASPDNSF to commit to a softawre or a version of a software they need to fulfill their commitment, many of you out there were saying it is time to move on and start looking for another software, and what guarantee you have that the next software you implement will not do the same thing it is time to send a message, and I am open to all ideas like setting up a page or a special forum to start collecting names and find a lawyer.

I am not sure that using pay pal and other such methods are such a terrible thing. As an old ecommerce developer, I haven't found it to be a problem for those client who choose to use them.

Oh the other hand,. DNN has much more to worry about in the ecommerce department than PCI compliance. I have yet to find a cart that really works well with DNN. There are a lot of superior open source ecomm only products out there. I can't figure out why DNN,  can't be crafted into an effective ecomm solution what with the framework it a already in place. It would seem a natural fit. I scrapped using DNN for ecomm a long time ago and it is indeed bad news that ASPDNSF has as well.

Beth Vest - Senior Developer
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