Thanks for the reply. Personally I've had a great experience with this concept and started to spread the word about it to my friends on Facebook. Even to the point where I started a fan group and I'm showing people how to use the app. For the price (free) the are some features that work just fine. Simple things that save huge time that can't be done on the web interface. I started to make a how to video for the group. Now that the website has been updated I'm going to get back to work it (the video). This app has been a cash machine for me so I'm not too interested in seeing it die without a fight. Bring out the paddles, CLEAR! I hear a pulse!  

Here's the group page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/quatlootraderclub

One final note. I have no problem with chipping if some coins to help fund the Quatloo Trader's continuing development. But before that happens I'd like to see some kind of stable management from the dev team. Updates on the twitter feed, a video on Youtube of Mark those kind of things. As for a Youtube video he can just stand in front of the camera with a current news paper and say hi. Weekend at Bernie's won't cut it.