Lionel Schmitt
Senior Member
Yet it is obvious that if you always just talk about receiving a gift many people will not expect discount codes. Many people have been wondering about an additional gift. No wonder... they never said "you'll receive discount codes as a gift from us" - which would be fine. Context.Your shadow seems to be dark indeed.
Spitfire essentially says: We GIVE you 40% off of everything (except StB) you'd like to buy (no matter how old or expensive the library is). That is a gift. And it's given.
(broken link removed) They avoid the word "sale" and "discount" like the plague haha...
A gift to me doesn't cost anything... sales are a way for companies to get people to buy things they usually wouldn't or couldn't buy - which is a good thing for both parties. Again - unless you really make it clear that the gift is a discount code...
But not a gift as most understand it.
Ha, whether a sale is thermonuclear does not depend on whether you personally appreciate the libraries.I do have heard of them, but I just don't like their libraries as much as I like Spitfire's. For some things in life you are willing to pay a bit more than for other. When that 'more' becomes a bit less, I am happy. But to each his own, of course. We're not obliged to buy anything.