I have just received this from Waves about their Update Plan fees…
Waves is pleased to introduce a new cap on Waves Update Plan fees!
All non-overlapping Waves products (e.g. Platinum & SSL or Gold & Restoration, etc.)
are now capped at $200 per account per year.No matter how many non-overlapping products you own or how long their coverage has been inactive – you’ll never pay more than $200 per account per year.
To be eligible for the new cap, you will need to confirm that you use all selected products on one computer at a time.
Waves Update Plan coverage for overlapping products (e.g. Gold & Platinum or Diamond & Mercury, etc.) or identical products (e.g. two Gold bundles) is still capped at $200 per product per year, as usual.
Here’s how to take advantage of the new cap:
- Access your Waves account and click Buy Waves Update Plan.
- Click I Confirm to verify that you use all selected products on one computer at a time.
- Select the first product. Identical and overlapping products will become inactive.
- Select additional products for Update Plan coverage. You may de-select and re-select products until you have the best combination.
- Click Buy Waves Update Plan to continue.
- To get Waves Update Plan coverage for other products, return to your Waves account main menu and repeat the steps above.
Looks like a move in the right direction.
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