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GoldMine 6.0 Business Contact Manager review

7.0

Editors' Rating

Very Good

5.5

Members' Rating

Average

Typical price:£ 165

Verdict

One of the most versatile contact managers on the market, GoldMine 6.0 should be considered by individuals as well as companies of all sizes... Read Full Review.

Pros

  • A versatile contact manager, suitable for a wide variety of businesses.

Cons

  • Installation glitches
  • Cumbersome setup procedure for email facility.

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Member Opinion

5.5

Average Member Rating

Average

7 Members have reviewed this product

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Don Brown

Don Brown

A reseller's consulting fee heaven

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6.5

Good


Sigurd M

Sigurd M

Packed with features, but too slow and cumbersome

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4.0

Mediocre


Christo Ibouchev

Christo Ibouchev

GUI and features not worked out

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4.5

Mediocre


Anonymous

Anonymous

Tries to do everything, none of them well...

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3.5

Poor


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