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by **bingo** » Sat Apr 21, 2012 5:26 am

The new extension store.
can you add coupon function in it?

bingo

by **jcsmithy** » Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:05 am

Not too sure if coupons would be a sought after feature?

by **JAY6390** » Tue Apr 24, 2012 9:18 pm

I actually think a coupon option would be pretty nice. I've sometimes wanted to offer a coupon to people to get an extension, either for a price, or work out as being free for them as a thanks for buying something else

by **nosecret** » Tue May 22, 2012 1:17 pm

can anyone help me, what is different theme in link below
http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route ... order=DESC

with theme from templatemonster
http://www.templatemonster.com/demo/38889.html
or
http://www.templatemonster.com/demo/38174.html

by **JAY6390** » Tue May 22, 2012 1:24 pm

It's a scam extension. please hit the report extension link on the page and submit a report

by **opcrat** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 4:46 pm

Is there any plan to standardize Refund Policy and Upgrade Policy ?

Many purchasers are getting confuse and being afraid whether they will get free upgrade (and with particular time frame) or not. Other option is to include upgrade option during purchase same as other open source projects extension store do.

Refund Policy is very important because so many users just buying and giving some silly reasons for getting refund that they don't want to use it now or they don't like it, etc so can we get refund or requesting administrator to get refund but instead of that is there any way to standardize refund policy to get refund only if the extension they bought has misguided somewhere or its not working the way it mentioned in description than and than they are eligible for refund.

Also wants to know about other developers experience and suggestion on Refund and Upgrade Policy!

One more suggestion is to include email message text with Send update email to purchasers option because proper details in email will save customers lot of time for finding details whether particular upgrade is for them or useful for them, etc. And also very useful for developers too to pass particular detailed message or instructions for upgrade.

by **JAY6390** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 4:57 pm

Totally agree with above. Every time I make an upgrade people ask what the upgrade was for when I notify customers. Would be nice to have a little bit of text to go along with it just to inform customers of upgrades

by **rph** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 5:53 pm

opcrat wrote:Refund Policy is very important because so many users just buying and giving some silly reasons for getting refund that they don't want to use it now or they don't like it, etc so can we get refund or requesting administrator to get refund but instead of that is there any way to standardize refund policy to get refund only if the extension they bought has misguided somewhere or its not working the way it mentioned in description than and than they are eligible for refund.

Taking an occasional loss is part of doing business but it's still annoying when a person purchases a module then gets a refund without ever saying a word.

It'd be a big project but I'd like to see a support ticket system added to the extension store. If a customer had a problem with an extension they could open up a ticket and the developer could then assist. It would create a lot of valuable metrics. Do people regularly have a lot of problems with an extension or is it relatively bug free? Is a developer quick or slow to respond to problems? How long does it usually take to resolve an issue?

It would also help move support to one specific place rather than having it spread out over extension comments, forum threads, PMs, and email. Plus it saves developers the time of having to go through sales records and verify a person as a customer. If an issue is insurmountable then the developer could close the ticket out with the option of recommending a refund.

If people are being issued refunds because "the mod wasn't what I thought" then I think the developer has the right to know the exact reasoning also. I put up extensive descriptions, images, demos, and regularly answer all comment questions for my mods so I'd like to be able to update them to avoid the issue in the future. If it comes down to the customer simply not reading though I find that hard to see how it justifies a refund.

by **JAY6390** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 5:57 pm

Yeah, I've also seen some people that have been given refunds and are clearly using mods that they supposedly don't want

by **rph** » Wed Jul 04, 2012 6:13 pm

A user purchased one of my mods a week ago and immediately took a refund. Today he came asking for support. Absolutely shameless.

by **Johnathan** » Wed Jul 04, 2012 11:01 pm

rph, just a note: I noticed sometimes that people make a purchase, it's marked as refunded, and then a few days later they make the same purchase again. I'm not sure if they accidentally asked for a refund when the download wasn't immediately available, or if it was something else, but it is something to check on.

That being said, there are plenty of shameless people out there as well. If only they were avoidable...

by **avvici -arvixe-** » Wed Jul 04, 2012 11:24 pm

Johnathan wrote:rph, just a note: I noticed sometimes that people make a purchase, it's marked as refunded, and then a few days later they make the same purchase again. I'm not sure if they accidentally asked for a refund when the download wasn't immediately available, or if it was something else, but it is something to check on.

Not really avoidable Jonathan . Well, at least not with the Open Cart tactics. (legal tactics lol j/k)That being said, there are plenty of shameless people out there as well. If only they were avoidable...

I think that for the most part the extension store does it's job however it could use a few changes. For example, there are ton's of extension that really have no category to belong to so people force then in the category that BEST matches (which is ridiculous). I mean there should at the very least be more sub categories that cover "specific areas".

by **rph** » Thu Jul 05, 2012 4:54 pm

Johnathan wrote:rph, just a note: I noticed sometimes that people make a purchase, it's marked as refunded, and then a few days later they make the same purchase again. I'm not sure if they accidentally asked for a refund when the download wasn't immediately available, or if it was something else, but it is something to check on.

I did check the sales history for the last 10 days beforehand and there was nothing beyond the initial refund. But if it does turn out just to be a screw up in the system I'll definitely give them an apology and all the help they need.

by **opcrat** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 2:30 pm

Anyone has any idea about how latest search works in extension store ?

by **bingo** » Tue Jul 17, 2012 3:47 pm

opcrat wrote:Anyone has any idea about how latest search works in extension store ?

,

tags.

And I guess,the next update of extension store,featured might be possible.

by **Daniel** » Sun Jul 22, 2012 8:49 pm

a few things that are happening.

1. i have finally got a company to use for taking credit cards payments. paypal is very limited to which countries it can be used in so in 2 days moneybookers will be an added payment method.

2. going to add a contact tab for customers to email directly for support.

by **avvici -arvixe-** » Sun Jul 22, 2012 9:25 pm

rph wrote:
opcrat wrote:Refund Policy is very important because so many users just buying and giving some silly reasons for getting refund that they don't want to use it now or they don't like it, etc so can we get refund or requesting administrator to get refund but instead of that is there any way to standardize refund policy to get refund only if the extension they bought has misguided somewhere or its not working the way it mentioned in description than and than they are eligible for refund.

Taking an occasional loss is part of doing business but it's still annoying when a person purchases a module then gets a refund without ever saying a word.

It'd be a big project but I'd like to see a support ticket system added to the extension store. If a customer had a problem with an extension they could open up a ticket and the developer could then assist. It would create a lot of valuable metrics. Do people regularly have a lot of problems with an extension or is it relatively bug free? Is a developer quick or slow to respond to problems? How long does it usually take to resolve an issue?

It would also help move support to one specific place rather than having it spread out over extension comments, forum threads, PMs, and email. Plus it saves developers the time of having to go through sales records and verify a person as a customer. If an issue is insurmountable then the developer could close the ticket out with the option of recommending a refund.

If people are being issued refunds because "the mod wasn't what I thought" then I think the developer has the right to know the exact reasoning also. I put up extensive descriptions, images, demos, and regularly answer all comment questions for my mods so I'd like to be able to update them to avoid the issue in the future. If it comes down to the customer simply not reading though I find that hard to see how it justifies a refund.

Dido on the support ticket system.

by **avvici -arvixe-** » Sun Jul 22, 2012 9:26 pm

Daniel wrote:a few things that are happening.

1. i have finally got a company to use for taking credit cards payments. paypal is very limited to which countries it can be used in so in 2 days moneybookers will be an added payment method.

2. going to add a contact tab for customers to email directly for support.

Contact Tab = muy bueno

by **GoGo OpenCart** » Sun Jul 22, 2012 11:20 pm

Daniel wrote:a few things that are happening.

1. i have finally got a company to use for taking credit cards payments. paypal is very limited to which countries it can be used in so in 2 days moneybookers will be an added payment method.

2. going to add a contact tab for customers to email directly for support.

Extremely nice, looking forward to it

by **Daniel** » Mon Jul 23, 2012 10:01 am

Johnathan wrote:rph, just a note: I noticed sometimes that people make a purchase, it's marked as refunded, and then a few days later they make the same purchase again. I'm not sure if they accidentally asked for a refund when the download wasn't immediately available, or if it was something else, but it is something to check on.

That being said, there are plenty of shameless people out there as well. If only they were avoidable...

its normally when people buy from opencart using proxy's. we don;t accept orders from people using proxies as this is how people committing credit card fraud work.

i have gotten from down from 31 orders a week to 0. my system works even if buyers have to reorder some times not using proxys.