The way I see it, the Poser Pros shutdown due to the DAZ buyout isn't quite a proper comparison. See, this is more like RDNA's site revamp, because nothing is actually getting shut down. Just converted. Despite all of the changing that RNDA made to their site, I took the liberty of going to look at my account, and found my purchase history still intact, and am also able to re-download things.

Maybe it is just "business as usual" to say that CP guarantees their downloads for 30 days only. If their form of customer service is that, that's fine. It would be "above and beyond" customer service if they had that as their policy and yet continued to keep the downloads available.

So I am brought to wonder, however. Say if I were to need to re-download one of my items due to some catastrophic system failure failure. The purchase history (albeit without download access) would be supporting my claim that I did purchase the item. Would a temporary download link be given to re-acquire the item, or would I be out of luck to the point of having to plunk down more money for said item?

 

Currently using Poser Pro 2012 (Display Units = feet)

AMD Phenom II 3.2ghz (6 cores)

8gb RAM

Windows 10 Pro 64bit