TimeSnapper On Sale: 2 year anniversary special
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TimeSnapper On Sale: 2 year anniversary special

It's now been two years since we made the first version of TimeSnapper available. In celebration of getting so far (from 1.0 to 2.5) we're offering TimeSnapper at a special price:

TimeSnapper is now on sale, from $39.95 down to just $24.95

Or, to express it in a more gratuitous web 1.0 way:

Was $39.95 Now an
INSANE
$24.95!!

More gratuitous again:

TimeSnapper currently just $24.95

Or go with the modern classic:

TimeSnapper currently just $24.95

Thanks again to everyone who's helped us with suggestions and feedback. More improvements are on the way soon, as always!

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'Magnus M' on Wed, 17 Oct 2007 02:53:53 GMT, sez:

Goddamn... that is crazy pricing!!

Have you lost your marbles???



'Peter' on Wed, 17 Oct 2007 04:27:18 GMT, sez:

Heh. It looks like you can't spell "Hurry". Heheh.

Okay. I'm off to get one of those Web2.0 logo thingies for my blog now.



'Jon Galloway' on Thu, 18 Oct 2007 04:51:50 GMT, sez:

Congrats on two years of awesomeness.



'Paul Kohler' on Mon, 22 Oct 2007 01:43:46 GMT, sez:

You're a nut! The humour in these posts of your is in danger of waking me up ;-) Congrats of the progress - PK




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