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The VIP program and its levels, as well as its role in the alpha rollout, are maddeningly unclear. It would be nice to know: what the levels are; whether the prices quoted are per major version, per year, or for the lifetime of use; when and how users can upgrade or downgrade service to a different VIP level; if "free now" means free during the alpha phase or free until some renewal comes due; and if alpha testers are locked into the levels they came in at for the duration of the alpha test or if they'll be able to upgrade/downgrade within the alpha phase. I also can't help wondering: Will all MX5 users be at one of the three VIP levels, or will there be non-VIP users? Will there be any non-paid use of MX5? If not, how's that going to affect the spread and promotion of MX5? Is there going to be premium access to customer service and tech support for VIP users? I'm not opposed to paying for Maxthon. I suggested it as a revenue-generating option years ago and am quite happy with some of the paid software I use. But if I find myself paying (especially for the multiple accounts I use for work and family!), my expectations for performance and bug-fixing are going to go up. ;)

Hope someone is removing these emails once they've been addressed.....

This also happened to me on Chase.com when trying to login, and also when myloops.net directed me to Paypal when I was trying to buy something from myloops.net. I kept clicking Log In on the Paypal popup and it didn't work. I had to use IE instead for both sites. Used to work fine in previous maxthon version before 4.9.3.1000. I am running Windows 7 Ultime SP1 64-bit

@BugSir005: I registered early and got the success message from the pre-registrattion UI but not an email. Am I correct that my registrationn wass successful? BTW, I've had a Passport account for about 3 years and used its email login ID. <<SL>>

Exactly! As a old Mx user (started using Mx since v.1) I guess Mx4 is relatively good product only because it's free for use. I guess our community members are not ready to pay 49$ and at the same time to continue working as QA engineers for free, and wait for fixes with no deadlines.

No, you're not dreaming. It's mentioned in the video.

Finally got a chance to watch, and it was nicely done. Kudos, Team Maxthon! (I saw @Wilser ツ's note about the hack right after I posted my original comment.)

This is what the email said.