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Can I transfer my license?

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You can transfer your license to another Nuagerie customer at any time. However, the following must be met:

Must have been 90 days since purchase.
Must be an Owned or One-Time license.

How to transfer a license

You, the license owner, must open a ticket with us.
The new owner must register an account with us.
You must provide us with the new client's Full Name & Client ID. After you will be given a transfer invoice. After payment, we will give you a Key.
The new client must contact us with 'Ref: Key here'.
We will do the rest.

If you still have questions or concerns, make sure to contact us by opening a support ticket or by using our live chat feature.

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