Antonio Sergio

Thank you nukecad for being candid and straightforward in your answers, aimed at really clarifying the user. (Quite differently from the dude that says about the licence codes being equal: "yes... and no" just by calling them "a container". Basic math teaches us that 2 entities, numbers ou whatever equal to a 3rd one are equal between themselves, so?). Same ambiguity from the same source regarding whether CCleaner Pro and Avast Cleaner Premium are so different products, beyond and above marketing make-ups, to be offered independently to paying customers. I would very much appreciate a "nukecad style" straight answer about this last and most important issue, so cryptically addressed up to now.. It' s unfortunate that these two companies that I learned to appreciate as a long time customer now feel free to change methods and policies at will, regardless of its consumers and without warning. Some consideration would be a far better marketing than just bundling your proccesses.

The licence keys/activation codes are absolutely identical. Each licence was bought from its respective original seller, no 3rd party involved: -Avast Ultimate was bought directly form Avast for several years and the last one demamded additional help by Avast support because of a change of my e-mail. -CCleaner Pro's licence was bought/accepted through an up-grading offer from CCleaner's Free version which I've been using for a long time. This buy/acceptance was acknowleged with reference # 372943692 by mail from Cleverbridge / Piriform Software Ltd <noreply@cleverbridge.com> and fully charged Dec, 23rd to my Credit Card account.

I bought a CCleaner Pro lycense but before activating it I noticed that the activation code is the same as the Avast Ultimate I already use, which lycense includes Avast CleanUP Premium. Are those 2 programs clones marketed under diferent names? If that's the case isn't it fair that the CCleaner lycense be cancelled and the payment refunded?