Promotion: Get Campfire for free when you upgrade or sign up for certain Highrise or Basecamp accounts Apr 04
11 comments Latest by Steve
For a limited time: If you upgrade or sign up for a Highrise Premium or Max plan, or a Basecamp Max plan, you’ll get a Campfire Premium account at no charge (it’s normally $49/month).
We don’t know how long we’ll be running this promotion, so if you’re interested you should act soon. Once the promotion ends you’ll still be able to keep your free Campfire account, of course.
Details on how to claim your free Campfire Premium account will be included with your Basecamp/Highrise welcome or upgrade email.
Thanks for your business.
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11 comments so far
Marko 04 Apr 07
He-hey! Buy one, get one free!
Howard Yermish 04 Apr 07
What about us loyal Basecamp Max-ers? Do we get Campfire free now? Send a little love this way, Jason…
JF 04 Apr 07
Howard, this is currently a new customer promotion, but we’ll keep you in mind for future promotions.
Tom Ortega 04 Apr 07
We’re about to pull the trigger on this, but we had one question. Is the campfire account free for life? Or just the duration of the promotion?
JF 04 Apr 07
Tom: From the post above… “Once the promotion ends you’ll still be able to keep your free Campfire account, of course.”
If you downgrade from a Max/Premium account to a lower plan your Campfire account will no longer be free of course. You need to stay on Max/Premium to keep the free Campfire Premium account.
Seth Aldridge 05 Apr 07
Quick heads up. On the Gigs page it lists Campfire as your newest product.
Tom Ortega 05 Apr 07
JF: I’d rewrite that sentence to: “Once the promotion ends you’ll still be able to keep your free Premium Campfire account as long as you keep your Highrise/Basecamp at the stated levels.”
Because the way you have it worded makes it sound like after the promotion, your campfire gets downgraded to the Free level and not the Max. Just my interpretation.
Thanks.
Justin Reese 05 Apr 07
Tom, I read it the same way, and thought it would be downgraded to a “free-level” Campfire account. It’s a solid promotion, so I would tweak the copy to avoid confusion.
Josh Walsh 06 Apr 07
Who are you to tell 37 Signals how to write?! :-)
“Get Real” guys…
victor 07 Apr 07
They are the end-users.
Steve 09 Apr 07
Re- “this is currently a new customer promotion, but we’ll keep you in mind for future promotions”
I thought you guys were smarter than this. I use several of your products and it has always seemed to me that you have been successful because you don’t do what everyone else does.
This is an old school (and some what lazy) promotional idea which effectively rewards the new at the expense of your loyal users, when in reality it is the loyal users who spread the word about your products louder and further than any newbie.
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