And, when you register, we get some information (which we keep confidential) to go along with the s/n.<<< So now, in addition to imposing a burdensome and "disaster waiting to happen" security system on your users, you also want "... some information..." which you will, of course, keep "confidential." What information? Other than the serial number of the product and my name you should not need anything else. Anything else is an additional intrusion into the privacy of your customers and, quite frankly, none of your **** business. You just gave me another reason not to continue with Poser. But I did like how you slipped that little comment about "... we get some information..." in there. I am sure most people did not even take notice of it. And your analogy is skewed. I don't have to call Saturn everytime I change my battery to start the ignition. I don't have to call my realtor everytime I change the color of the den to get into my house. As I stated in a different thread, since August of last year I have upgraded systems four times. I am building a fifth upgrade. I would hazard a guess that five upgrades in a year is a few more than what most go through. I do not feel I should have to answer a "court of inquiry" just because I have upgraded my system more often than what CL believes to be "reasonable." There may be a court involved, but it most certainly would not be one of CL's choosing.