[phicaloma]

Originally Posted by GeeCee

I actually think that EN4U is right, whilst it's regretable that people have not had the support they needed, nor indeed the product they've paid for, we shouldn't jump to conclusions. This is a consequence of doing business online, especially with what is clearly a 1 person business.

I have unfortunatley known 2 people die, who were online acquantances only. I had no idea where they lived, nor who their family were nor anyway to contact them outside the net and they both died suddenly. It was only because in these 2 instances we shared a 3rd acquantence, that I found out what had happened.

I should say, that I've lost count of the number of people I've known on the web that have just disappeared one day, and I never found out why. It could be that many more acquantences have passed away and I simply don't know.

Now I really hope this happened here. There are many possible reasons for an extended absence: death, personal illness, illness in the family, house burning down, PC destruction (along with long forgotten passwords). Hell he might even have won the lottery and is currently sunning his toes in Barbados!

My advice is just this: move on. Get a different mod.

I'd say you're bloody right.
But it could even better if this one person had the precaution of managing some backup from friends/old colleagues/colleagues/significant others with a very simple procedure to help this backup taking over the business if needed.

It seems that sales are going on (automatic...mmmm.....don't think so) as my webmaster bought one version of Dynamic Images a few days ago.

Stephen has a wife, an address, a phone number (no hope, no one answers)...and nobody on this forum has had some sort of close (or "a little close") relationship with him ???

I'm flabbergasted ! (excuse my French)

Good night y'all

Philippe