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<blockquote data-quote="Myna" data-source="post: 802163" data-attributes="member: 18185">By &quot;It is available.&quot; if you meant from their website, then everything is available throughout the world. But if you meant that it&#039;s available in amazon but via the unknown seller, then that really doesn&#039;t really count. And tbh, regardless of from where we buy the software, it helps the company behind that software. A few days back, I was shopping for an antivirus. I actually considered EAM but the price deterred me from buying it. Instead I bought a 3 year license of ESET Internet Security (box pack) for Rs.747. For the price of a 1 year EAM license, I can get 6 years worth of EIS protection.&nbsp; I&#039;m all&nbsp; in for supporting the developers. All of the software that I use (mobile included) are paid for. I&#039;ve even donated to multiple developers. But if I&#039;m getting a similar product for quite less, I wouldn&#039;t be paying a higher price, unless it&#039;s not a one of a kind product.I absolutely love Emsisoft. But the price is a big deterrent. And this is one of the major reason why people don&#039;t go for Emsisoft in India. I&#039;ll give you an idea how much a 1 year license of EAM is worth (If we don&#039;t count the unknown amazon seller).EAM 1 year license: INR 1,543.28 1 year of mobile plan (1.5GB 4G data/day, unlimited call throughout India, 100SMS per day, free video call): Rs.16991 year Spotify Premium subscription: Rs.1189That&#039;s true. I hope to see Emsisoft products readily available and at similar price range to its competitors, in the near future. India is a huge market and I&#039;m pretty sure that EAM will do great if you guys look into it. I for one, will definitely buy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Myna, post: 802163, member: 18185"] By "It is available." if you meant from their website, then everything is available throughout the world. But if you meant that it's available in amazon but via the unknown seller, then that really doesn't really count. And tbh, regardless of from where we buy the software, it helps the company behind that software. A few days back, I was shopping for an antivirus. I actually considered EAM but the price deterred me from buying it. Instead I bought a 3 year license of ESET Internet Security (box pack) for Rs.747. For the price of a 1 year EAM license, I can get 6 years worth of EIS protection. I'm all in for supporting the developers. All of the software that I use (mobile included) are paid for. I've even donated to multiple developers. But if I'm getting a similar product for quite less, I wouldn't be paying a higher price, unless it's not a one of a kind product. I absolutely love Emsisoft. But the price is a big deterrent. And this is one of the major reason why people don't go for Emsisoft in India. I'll give you an idea how much a 1 year license of EAM is worth (If we don't count the unknown amazon seller). EAM 1 year license: INR 1,543.28 1 year of mobile plan (1.5GB 4G data/day, unlimited call throughout India, 100SMS per day, free video call): Rs.1699 1 year Spotify Premium subscription: Rs.1189 That's true. I hope to see Emsisoft products readily available and at similar price range to its competitors, in the near future. India is a huge market and I'm pretty sure that EAM will do great if you guys look into it. I for one, will definitely buy it. [/QUOTE]

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