I picked five items at random, one of them was $10 more expensive than on the developer's site, one was $30 more, one was freeware but they wanted $29.95 for it, and the other two were the same price as at the originating site.
I don't see any point in buying software from an agent when you can go to the developer's or manufacturer's website and get it for the same price or less, and maybe find a customer rating or two also. Seems pointless to me.
On the other hand this site has some really obscure software that you might like to poke about in, and then go to the developer's site to buy. Star Trek for Windows 9x, for example, is one you don't see every day. Any day.
It's a really good software download website. Updated daily and offers many useful and interesting software articles to help user.
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