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Differences between "Steam" PRO and the web "Full Professional for Windows"


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Looking at the steampage, buying there the Pro license costs around 289€, while buying the "Full professional for windows"  (wich looks pretty much like the same to me) on the web costs 400€... Would anyone please tell me if there is any key difference between those two versions?

 

I would understand if the program was on sale, but it's not, so it looks just strange to me...

Thanks! :)

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Strange, I see the price in €, maybe that is what changes? (even in your link). But I can only se the "3d-coat professional".
I've attached a screnshot!

 

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(sorry I have the store also in spanish, I hope you don't mind :P)

 

 

PS. I hope this is a different kind of license, because I got mine on the official webpage for 400€ yesterday and told a friend of mine, then, he showed me the steam one only to see that this one is 120€ cheaper, if that is so, I would be a bit upset by it.. =/

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Hi , 

 

$379 is not 400e.  $379 is 339.910 EUR

 

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1) On steam you dont pay VAT so it comes cheaper

 

2) On 3dc store you pay VAT so its 339.910 EUR plus VAT.

 

3) On Steam if you own a stem Edu it cuts another %28 

 

 

The difference is  around 50 EUR PLUS VAT that you save up if you buy from STEAM

 

3dc store  339.910 EUR

 

steam 289.99

 

 

In my case (saying this as a friend and  because before we buy anything we ought to do a good research so we can always get the best deal out of it)

 

 

I bought my Edu from Steam even cheaper but it was on sale too.

 

I bought my Pro from 3dc ex user "used" in a good deal and sell my Edu as well in discount.

 

 

Finally there is no difference in buying a license from Steam and a license from 3dc store.

 

 

Please don't be upset  , you will get your money back 100000% from the very first project you will complete or even use 3d coat , TRUST ME 100000% on this,

 

so what is done is done , next time do a little research first and you are always going to be a winner hopefully.

 

Friendly talking as always 

 

Michael.

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I really didn't expect that in steam there would also be 3D programs! But you are correct, I should have searched deeper.

 

 

Thanks for your understanding and for your fast answers! I will also contact them and see if there is something they can do for me ^^

 

And I'm happy to be here! =)

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