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Post by TimeBomberz,ching13 on Aug 26, 2005 20:05:27 GMT -8
So I agreed my gruntz CD was broken....
In malaysia money,how much does the CD costs?
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Post by GooRoo on Aug 27, 2005 1:07:17 GMT -8
I have one Gruntz CD (still sealed) for the German market (German language cover) for which I would have to charge 20 United States dollars. I do not know what that would be in Malaysian currency. You should be able to get a money order payable in United States funds from your local bank, though. Your local bank would also be able to tell you what the current exchange rate is. The exchange rate on Monday could be higher (or lower) than the rate on Tuesday (for example) so do not be surprised if the bank tells you it will cost XX Malaysian on Monday, and when you go in on Tuesday to buy the money order it costs you XX +.
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Post by TimeBomberz,ching13 on Sept 7, 2005 5:45:29 GMT -8
Got English?How much U.S dollar?
The malaysia money small as U.S...
So the Malaysia money will multiply 5=U.S money
like U.S1 equal Malaysia money 5
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Post by GooRoo on Sept 7, 2005 5:49:31 GMT -8
Got English?How much U.S dollar? The malaysia money small as U.S... So the Malaysia money will multiply 5=U.S money like U.S1 equal Malaysia money 5 I can check into what the postage to Malaysia would be, and add 5 times the difference between postage to USA and Malaysian addresses. So it would be a minimum of 100 Malaysian money units, and probably another 10 (to 20) for the postage cost. |
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Post by TimeBomberz,ching13 on Sept 7, 2005 5:54:09 GMT -8
what is the price?
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Post by WalkingBear on Aug 15, 2007 7:02:35 GMT -8
If this CD is still available I will grab it , GooRoo... I bought a new laptop and I have had the dickens of a time trying to redownload the game from RealArcade, and even worse trying to deal with their Tech/Customer Support.
If you know of someone on the forum who would be willing to make me a copy of their Gruntz file...(game only, I'll have to redownload every Custom Level....blah....again) but I am hopelessly behind with the new levels and they are filling up my Inbox quickly!
Let me know! Thanks, Allyn
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Post by GooRoo on Aug 15, 2007 11:28:22 GMT -8
I did sell the remaining copy of the Gruntz CD-ROM that I had.  Do you have any sort of proof of purchase of Gruntz from RealArcade? Since the game has been out of publication for almost eight yearz, sourcez for the game have pretty well dried up. Perhapz I should contact Monolith Productions, Inc. to see what sort of arrangement could be made to provide Gruntz to newcomerz without a source such as RealArcade (or MPI) ... an authorized 'bootleg' operation (?) to make copiez of the CD-ROM on an "as needed" basis. If such a legal arrangement could be made, I could make available both Gruntz and the Gruntz Extraz CD-ROMz for little more than MPI's royaltiez and the cost of materialz and postage & packing (aka "shipping & handling"). I am not a lawyer, by any meanz, but I believe that simple replacement of a damaged product by a (responsible(?)  ) third party without charge would not be a violation considered 'piracy' ... if proof of legitimate ownership of the product can be proven ... such as the damaged CD-ROM. I operate strictly from the back-up copy I made of Gruntz when I first acquired the game. The original CD-ROM has been in a drive only when such a back-up copy was required. I heartily recommend that Gruntzerz do the same, to safeguard their beloved game. |
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Post by BattlezM on Aug 15, 2007 12:22:11 GMT -8
If this CD is still available I will grab it , GooRoo... I bought a new laptop and I have had the dickens of a time trying to redownload the game from RealArcade, and even worse trying to deal with their Tech/Customer Support. There is a section in RealArcade called "Help Desk" (main menu). Go there and then click the "How do I redownload..." In the window that comez up, click the "My Games" section there, not the one on the main menu. You will be prompted to login and then you can redownload all the gamez you've bought when you scroll down.  |
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Post by SwordGrunt on Aug 15, 2007 12:34:41 GMT -8
That's it, if you bought the game less than 1 year ago! At least, RealArcade says you can re-download the games within 1 year of the purchase. |
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