All good points. I also suggest those buying modules take a good look at the reviews and do a search on BoonEx for the developer to see if there are positive or negative comments. A huge bonus is if the developer has a support forum for each of their modules (for sale). Finally, check the disputes forum to see if people have had to use it as a last resort to deal with a developer that has not provided the product and support as advertised. The various developers selling modules at BoonEx range see more from very good to very lazy. I suggest you avoid the lazy programmers (poor code work, slow to provide support, rarely upgrade/improve their modules).