Distributors only offer Eagle versions which they are not permitted to sell...

[Anonymous]

I apologize for bothering you (again).

As per request to make threads short:

Can you have someone check your SW distributors? Start with Farnell,

check all of their localized websites (use their search for, say, "Eagle Standard" or "Eagle Premium", and see what it comes up with.)

Half of their websites will be selling "UK users only" version in half of the EU, which Autodesk will politely recline to sell.

Then the customer will be offered Altium Circuitstudio as an alternative.
 

Like this:

http://si.farnell.com/search?st=Eagle%20Premium

http://it.farnell.com/search?st=Eagle%20Premium

http://dk.farnell.com/search?st=Eagle%20Premium

http://pl.farnell.com/search?st=Eagle%20Premium

http://hu.farnell.com/search?st=Eagle%20Premium

http://cz.farnell.com/search?st=Eagle%20Premium

The price for a 1-year Eagle Premium subscription in the EU, without VAT varies anywhere between 390 at Farnell to 550 euros, that is OK, but not that in 1/2 countries people are offered only versions forbidden to sell them with no valid version.

And yes, the cheaper the better.

Many thanks in advance.

[Anonymous]

The Eagle Premiun in Austria at Farnell costs 5.5x as much as a monthly subscription at Autodesk.

Which of course was made unpurchaseable in the neighbouring, poorer Czech republic. A Czech has to pay 7.7x more than for a monthly upgrade.

Second-class humans? The same was with meat content in salami, Czechs got much less of it in the same brand, and even for a higher price than a town 10 miles down the road in Germany.

I see a pattern here.