Cyberlink is offering large discounts to users of competing software who want to switch to PowerDirector 11. The company has setup a special page on their website which compares Adobe Premiere Elements, Sony Movie Studio and Pinnacle Studio to PowerDirector 11. Users can get a coupon code by sending an e-mail to the company in which you have to show a screenshot of the about page of the software you currently use.
Cyberlink claims that within 2 days they will send a coupon code that makes users eligible for discounts ranging from $30 for PowerDirector 11 Ultra, to $80 for Director Suite. More information can be found on this special page on the Cyberlink website.
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10 Comments on Cyberlink offers large discount to users of competing software
They should give it away, even free it's a bad bargain.
The Cyberlink software is horrific...they couldn't make it any more frustrating to work with if they deliberately tried. I particularly loved the crashes with no clue as to what happened.
Never again.
I've had so many bad experiences with their stuff that I stay far and wide of their products, and tell my friends likewise.

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