Any discount to switch from vmware to parallels?

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I used to found on some website a discount when you switch from vmware to parallels. Right now I found parallels 11 coupon 10% here and 50% off for the second copy of parallels desktop 12. So the question is there the same discount for version 12?
 
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Hi, I am currently using VMware Fusion Prof 8.5, I used to use Parallels a couple of versions ago but was forced to migrate to VMware. I would like to migrate back to Parallels Prof 13. Is there any discount you could offer? Thanks.
 
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I'm running Fusion 10 and graphics performance isn't great. I'd be interested in switching back to Parallels, but only have a license of version 10 which unfortunately does not even qualify for an upgrade discount... By the way, why are prices so high (+15 percent *before* VAT) for Swiss customers?
 
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MatthiasH4 said:
I'm running Fusion 10 and graphics performance isn't great. I'd be interested in switching back to Parallels, but only have a license of version 10 which unfortunately does not even qualify for an upgrade discount... By the way, why are prices so high (+15 percent *before* VAT) for Swiss customers?
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Seems that if questions get embarrassing, there's no answer or help (see also the topic of Meltdown & Spectre) I've eventually decided to buy a new full permanent License of Parallels Desktop 13 (CHF 70, at a massive discount compared to the online price at parallels.com, which is a ridiculous CHF 115) and will be comparing it from now on to Vmware Fusion 10, also with respect to their business behavior (higher prices for certain countries). Very disappointed to not having received a crossgrade offer...
 
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Hi,
After over 8 years I think I'm ready to move from Fusion to Parallels. Running Fusion 8 and considering Parallels instead of Fusion 10.
Any discounts available for my case?
 
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I've been a user of the VMware products for almost 10 years including using Fusion 4-10. I am currently using Fusion 10 Pro, the latest for High Sierra. I downloaded a copy of Parallels yesterday (20-Feb) and all I can say is my sluggish Fusion is operating like new with Parallels. It feels like its a natively built machine, but its actually a conversion from Fusion to Parallels using the converter.

Like everyone here, do you offer discounts from Fusion to Parallels like you have in the past? I am not looking for the subscription based one and maybe at this point don't need the professional version if the desktop version seems to have everything I need.
 
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DavidC42 said:
I've been a user of the VMware products for almost 10 years including using Fusion 4-10. I am currently using Fusion 10 Pro, the latest for High Sierra. I downloaded a copy of Parallels yesterday (20-Feb) and all I can say is my sluggish Fusion is operating like new with Parallels. It feels like its a natively built machine, but its actually a conversion from Fusion to Parallels using the converter.

Like everyone here, do you offer discounts from Fusion to Parallels like you have in the past? I am not looking for the subscription based one and maybe at this point don't need the professional version if the desktop version seems to have everything I need.
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Since I'm very happy with the latest update of Parallels 13 on my main machine, I'd also be interested in an upgrade offer for switching from VMware 10 to Parallels 13 on my Laptop. Not interested in subscriptions, only permanent licensing...
 
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I'm considering a switch from VMware Fusion 10 to Parallels Desktop Pro 13. I'm not a big fan of Parallels' licensing terms requiring separate licenses for each PC I'm using it on, though. Are there any crossgrade offers making the purchase of 2 licenses less unattractive?
 
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Hi,

I just installed the parallels trail after yet another day with vmware fusion network issues.
Is there still some kind of discount if I choose to move from VMWare to Parallels?

Cheers,
Trond
 
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