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hey what happened to the site, did they go out of business? I know that some people were pissed off at them because they would sometimes double charge people for software, even the occasional disfunctional software, when it was maples fault in the first place.
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Yay for Proper Grammar!Seriously though, read the forums before posting stuff that is false.
And it wasn't Maple Leaf Track's fault directly about outstanding orders, it was Digital River. Guess you could call it a bad business decision to work with DR, but that would be really stretching it...Maple Leaf Tracks is(was) an excellent company with excellent products.Also, before you talk about whose fault it is for a few things going wrong... Think of how much work is involved in running a small business. Not to mention MSTS is losing popularity and was already a very small niche in the first place.
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I'm locking this thread.Please folks do a search before posting aimlessly.Just Rollin Down The Tracks
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