can use vb .org after license expire?

[vinboy]

hi
can we still use vbulletin.org after our owned license expire?

[cheat-master30]

If it's an owned license, yes.

[vinboy]

ok cool...
that is wonderful

[King Kovifor]

As long as you own a license you will be able to use vB.org. Owned licenses are considered owned after the year of updates.

[KURTZ]

so if we don't renew the license we cannot use vb.org (i mean download the hacks)

[King Kovifor]

so if we don't renew the license we cannot use vb.org (i mean download the hacks)

If you own a leased license, correct. Once you no longer "Own" a license (after 1 year you must purchase another leased license) you will not be able to use vB.org. An "Owned" license will give you access to vBulletin.org as long as you have the license.

[KURTZ]

so 'lifetime' access right Jeremy? cause the owned license never expires ... or not? :S

[King Kovifor]

so 'lifetime' access right Jeremy? cause the owned license never expires ... or not? :S

Lifetime access with an owned license. :) But there are ways to lose your access to vBulletin.org, example being breaking our rules.

[KURTZ]

But there are ways to lose your access to vBulletin.org, example being breaking our rules.

ehehhehe obviously :p

[nothing4me]

Lifetime access with an owned license. :) But there are ways to lose your access to vBulletin.org, example being breaking our rules.*Breaks a Kit-Kat*

[vinboy]

ok very good.
I told my lawyer to pass my vb license to my son after my death (I'm 25 now), I expect to live until 125.
I'll tell my son to pass to my grandchild :D

[FleaBag]

Kovifor, can you say confuse the enemy? :)

If you own an owned, but do not own a leased, or possibly own a leased... lol.

An owned license isn't 'considered' owned, else it would not be owned at all. So it is in fact, owned.

And a leased license is not owned for a year either, it is never owned, it is leased - hence the term leased license.

vinboy I am afraid your licenses will die with you, as you cannot request a license transfer once you are dead. Plus, they also need to be active licenses in order to be transferred. Sorry to put a downer on your death!

[King Kovifor]

Kovifor, can you say confuse the enemy? :)

If you own an owned, but do not own a leased, or possibly own a leased... lol.

An owned license isn't 'considered' owned, else it would not be owned at all. So it is in fact, owned.

And a leased license is not owned for a year either, it is never owned, it is leased - hence the term leased license.

vinboy I am afraid your licenses will die with you, as you cannot request a license transfer once you are dead. Plus, they also need to be active licenses in order to be transferred. Sorry to put a downer on your death!

Way to confuse me. LOL. :p, but same thing. Owned leased, same wording. But you guys got the jist.

[nexialys]

so if i follow you right, i can own a leased that could not be owned until i own it ?!

if i own it after i lease it, does that mean i postpone a lease ?!

[EuroBeat2]

Oh Shut Up already! I am too confused to handle it. :)

EB

[G0F0RBR0KE]

So that means, if I, uhh, just forget it already. I'm already tired of reading it. :D

[koxito]

I know i can get banned for this.. but you are wrong


vinboy I am afraid your licenses will die with you, as you cannot request a license transfer once you are dead. Plus, they also need to be active licenses in order to be transferred. Sorry to put a downer on your death!


While your son and grandson, kept your password, they will be licenced for life... you can let your password in your will, and than the vbulletin will be a good gift to them after you die...

Live today, and when you die, give a vbulletin present to your sons!... the best way to have them to remember you xD... unless you make them keep your body in your livingroom.. like that american couple some years ago.. xD

[KTBleeding]

Oh my.

If anyone writes their vBulletin license in their will, then they need to get a life outside of the internet.

[doctornuke]

OMG Okey, now I understand that owned licensed never expire but die. :)