Omniweb Registration

> My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
> card so I can't register online. It doesn't seem that it's possible to
> pay OmniWeb by any means but through means of a credit card. If I could
> I would send them a money order, cash or certified check but it doesn't
> seem possible. Can anybody help me out here? TIA

Go buy it at a retail Apple Store.

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Henry Flam - 09 Oct 2006 10:16 GMT

> > My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> > to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
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>
> Go buy it at a retail Apple Store.

I am in Vancouver, Canada and there isn't an Apple Store here yet.

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john_stal - 13 Oct 2006 14:15 GMT

> > > My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> > > to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
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>
> I am in Vancouver, Canada and there isn't an Apple Store here yet.

My local mac-dealer here in Stockholm, Sweden order whatever I want to
have (so far) and I pay him cash for it. Last time I bought a Parallels
license key and I suggest you do the same. After you have bought the
Parallels key and installed it and all your OS'es you go for the OW key
;-) Just kidding, but remember to provide your name and mail address so
OW get registered to you.

I am also found of Omnis browser. I bought a key for version 4. Good
luck!

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> My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
> card so I can't register online. It doesn't seem that it's possible to
> pay OmniWeb by any means but through means of a credit card. If I could
> I would send them a money order, cash or certified check but it doesn't
> seem possible. Can anybody help me out here? TIA

Have you considered contacting the company which makes Omniweb?

What makes you think newsgroup folks could answer that
better than them?

http://www.omnigroup.com/

http://www.omnigroup.com/support/

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> My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
> card so I can't register online. It doesn't seem that it's possible to
> pay OmniWeb by any means but through means of a credit card. If I could
> I would send them a money order, cash or certified check but it doesn't
> seem possible. Can anybody help me out here? TIA

In my experience the people at Omni Group are very friendly and
responsive. Since they're the only ones who could possibly give a
definitive answer to your question, why not ask them instead of us?

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> My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
> card so I can't register online. It doesn't seem that it's possible to
> pay OmniWeb by any means but through means of a credit card. If I could
> I would send them a money order, cash or certified check but it doesn't
> seem possible. Can anybody help me out here? TIA

You could also use a debit card, as this is processed like a credit
card. Your bank probably offers one. Alternatively, you could go to a
local mall that offers Visa gift cards and buy one in an appropriate
denomination for cash, then use that. Or the next time you're down in
Seattle, stop at one of the Apple stores down here and buy it.

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Henry Flam - 10 Oct 2006 12:06 GMT

> > My favorite browser is OmniWeb. I use the demo version but I would like
> > to register it and make it my default browser. I don't own a credit
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> denomination for cash, then use that. Or the next time you're down in
> Seattle, stop at one of the Apple stores down here and buy it.

These sound like good ideas. I'll give them a try. Thanks.

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Paul Sture - 10 Oct 2006 18:42 GMT

> You could also use a debit card, as this is processed like a credit
> card. Your bank probably offers one. Alternatively, you could go to a
> local mall that offers Visa gift cards and buy one in an appropriate
> denomination for cash, then use that. Or the next time you're down in
> Seattle, stop at one of the Apple stores down here and buy it.

Thanks Jerry, I didn't know that Visa gift cards existed. Here's one big
advantage over using a traditional credit card:

<http://usa.visa.com/personal/security/visa_security_program/zero_liabili
ty.html>

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Jerry Kindall - 11 Oct 2006 03:56 GMT

In article
<paul.sture.nospam-EABF11.19421410102006@mac.sture.homeip.net>, Paul
Sture <paul.sture.nospam@hispeed.ch> wrote:

> > You could also use a debit card, as this is processed like a credit
> > card. Your bank probably offers one. Alternatively, you could go to a
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> <http://usa.visa.com/personal/security/visa_security_program/zero_liabili
> ty.html>

All Visa cards seem to have that now, not just the gift cards. If the
other credit cards don't yet have it, I bet they will soon.

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