This is interesting....

When I purchased my PRIME account on July 29, 2009 I read the License Agreement (this was truly one of the rare times that I actually read an agreement) and downloaded it to my computer.

The License Agreement stated that PRIME was good for (5) FIVE WEBSITE INSTALLATIONS (see below).

Not long after I downloaded the License Agreement (.pdf file), I noticed that boonex changed the PRIME License Agreement on their website to (1) website installation.

Ever since the see more change, I have been trying to get someone from boonex to acknowledge & honor the (5) websites that I purchased, but no one has responded/answered my request.

Why would I spend $998.00 for only (1) site when I could have purchased (1) site for $299.00 (without mobile branding, perks, etc) just would not be practical, in fact, that would have been downright stupid if I had. It was more practical to purchase for (5) sites.

I Hope Boonex will honor the original (5) sites like the Original License Agreement stated at the time of my purchase, because it is the right thing to do...

If anyone would like to see the entire .pdf file, please send me your email address.

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License Grant
Subject to the terms and conditions of this License Agreement, BoonEx Pty Ltd hereby grants Licensee a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable license, without the right to sublicense to:
a.
Remove logos, links, and other trademarks (footers) from the Licensed Software.
b.
Access, display, integrate and use the Software on five (5) Internet domain that has been registered with Licensor. (Licensor provides Licensee with the License Key that is tied to the domain name.)
c.
Customize the Software according to the Licensee's needs, but Licensee has no rights to remove the License Key logic from the Software so that customization only functions if a valid license key has been configured for it.
All rights not expressly granted by this Agreement are expressly reserved by Licensor.

Blaine.