Actually, Henk, there was. It was buried in the EULA---, most importantly, it was not enforced by Piriform.
I bought it as a lifetime license too, there was no mention of an annual renewal anywhere.
Not before, not after the purchase. Not while registering the product. Nope, anywhere.
I always double-check if it's a limited or lifetime payment, since I don't support limited payments. (Should have checked thrice)
I'm really disappointed, I used and recommended CCPro to everybody for years.
Now, the interesting part: In the computer I use everyday, I used CCPro for many years without a problem, suddenly I updated CC and this message about my Expired License started popping up and I lost every single Pro function.
In my laptop I didn't updated to the latest version, and I can still use the Pro functions and such message never shows up, just the "There is a new version" pop up (IT'S A TRAP!) so it's something within the newer version?.
Anyway, they already got my money with a misleading message (Consumer protection? ha) and I will not receive a lifetime product. I'm moving on.
CCleaner Pro "Lifetime" Licence - why has it expired?
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Posted · Edited by Squaresoft
I bought it as a lifetime license too, there was no mention of an annual renewal anywhere.
Not before, not after the purchase. Not while registering the product. Nope, anywhere.
I always double-check if it's a limited or lifetime payment, since I don't support limited payments. (Should have checked thrice)
I'm really disappointed, I used and recommended CCPro to everybody for years.
Now, the interesting part: In the computer I use everyday, I used CCPro for many years without a problem, suddenly I updated CC and this message about my Expired License started popping up and I lost every single Pro function.
In my laptop I didn't updated to the latest version, and I can still use the Pro functions and such message never shows up, just the "There is a new version" pop up (IT'S A TRAP!) so it's something within the newer version?.
Anyway, they already got my money with a misleading message (Consumer protection? ha) and I will not receive a lifetime product. I'm moving on.