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My new Plesk Licence is about to expire!

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belyakov

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Just don't now why my freshly purchased plesk licence (few days ago) is abou to expire on august 11. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with that?

I've already asked the sales department - but still silence from them for almost 4 days.

I'm beginin to hate this people after all.
 
I noticed this on mine before. The day the license said it was going to expire it auto-renewed itself and set my expiration date later.
 
Hi,

Did you get a reply from SWsoft support about your key expiration question?

I have the same problem and I think there shouldn't be any expiration date for it, like it was before the upgrade ...

Thanks.
 
Originally posted by thewolf
Hi,

Did you get a reply from SWsoft support about your key expiration question?

I have the same problem and I think there shouldn't be any expiration date for it, like it was before the upgrade ...

Thanks.

I think the licence will automaticaly renew on the provided date and thus be prolonged.
 
Yeah it'll renew. If the renew fails it will give you 7 days (I think, at least a few days anyway) grace.
 
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