He has posted about his money making schemes on other lists. One of his schemes involves standing on the street with a tin cup and playing a musical instrument. This sounds like begging to me, and is

The other JAWS list on which Eric Damery frequently posts is called the JAWS Users list. To subscribe, visit the following web page and enter your email address under the Courtesy heading: http://www.

Hmm. You’re probably right. Okay, folks, forget about my dumb idea. Looks like they’re smarter than me, after all. I guess that’s what happens when you listen to too many reruns of “The Honeymooners”

You’re not saving $15 a year with my strategy, you’re saveing $45. Over a ten year period, you would wind up saving $450, which ain’t chopped liver. Gerald

I thought of a suggestion for beating Vispero at its own game. Instead of buying a one year license every year, why not consider buying a one year license every two years instead? So if you purchase a

Visit the JAWS Users Help page and go to the Courtesy section and enter your email address to subscribe: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ Gerald

According to Eric, the advantage of buying a five year license is that it protects you against future price increases. So if you buy a five year license now for $450, which works out to $90 a year, an

Well, the owner/moderator of that list just spanked me over this issue and warned me to knock it off. Gerald

Eric stated on the other list that Vispero would eventually offer an automatic subscription plan by which you could automatically renew a one year license for another year when your current one year l

Actually, I have a better idea. When the time comes to upgrade to Windows 10, I plan to buy a refurbed desktop from Computers for the Blind for about $150, which comes with the latest version of JAWS,

The list I am talking about is the JAWS Users list, which he apparently recognizes as the "official" JAWS list and to which he is a frequent contributor. This list has as much, if not more, traffic th

Well, Eric Damery offered no assurances that Vispero would continue to offer the SMA option indefinitely, so there is no guarantee that it will not be phased out at some point, and probably sooner rat

According to a message Eric Damery just posted on the other JAWS list, the management of Vispero is very optimistic about its future prospect and he believes that the company will be around for a long

You’re absolutely right. To me, the five year license is nothing but a scam to get customers to pay upfront so that Vispero has the use of these funds immediately. If they were really concerned about

But Eric Damery kind of intimated on the other JAWS list that the SMA option might be phased out at some point in the future, leaving only the licensing option. And over the long term, the licensing o

Remember a few years ago when GW Micro stopped charging for Window Eyes updates for those customers who purchased MS Office? Everyone thought this was the best thing since sliced bread, and some membe

Gotcha. But Eric Damery, who has been posting about this new pricing arrangement on another JAWS mailing list, claims that it is cheaper than the SMA arrangement. How is this possible? Under the SMA a

I’m confused. Suppose I wanted to upgrade from JAWS 16, which is the version I am currently using, to JAWS 2019. Are you saying that under the new licensing arrangement I would only have to pay $90 fo

Jonathan Mosen, who has been the voice of Freedom Scientific for 12 years, is leaving the company to pursue other opportunities, according to this press release: Saying good bye to an old friend… by M

Brian is right about this issue. I have been requesting a tutorial or demonstration on how to restore a backup image from an external drive without sighted help of any kind for years, but nobody has t