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sorry if this is wrong forum but i want to buy my journal program but it goes to a third party and i dont want to give my credit card info to just anyone is there any way for me to contact the software publisher directly?
thanks for your time and help
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What is the web site where you visited to purchase this?
I couldn't find any myjournal.com using Google except a "www.my-journal.com/" which just seems to be a forum site.
Mark
It's the same My Journal 2 that James and I have linked to, and that Plimus web site doesn't 'appear' to be bogus at all. But I understand your concerns.
I did notice that they have PayPal as a method of payment. If you have a PayPal account, then that might be a preferred way of purchasing this software. I use PayPal myself and find it safe and secure. I pay into PayPal as mush or as little as I like, then when I purchase anything, they cannot access my PayPal account, nor, through that, any bank/credit card accounts I have.
Worth considering if you would really like this software.
Mark
Jebrown82963, if that is the MyJournal you mean, then try downloading direct from their web site at http://myjournal2.com/
You will note that it is a 30 day trial, and often you will find that developers and software suppliers will ask for credit card details for "Registration purposes", to prove that you are who you say.
If some other web site is asking for these details, please give their url web address.
Mark
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