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Hello,
I'm looking to sell my vMix lifetime license, as I've recently stopped working as an operator and no longer need the software. I purchased the license about two years ago and opted for the lifetime subscription, so it’s fully valid with no ongoing costs.
Before I proceed, I wanted to check if anyone here is interested in purchasing it, or if anyone has advice on where I can list it for sale (whether it's within the vMix community or through a third-party platform). If you're interested or know the best route to go about selling, please feel free to send me a message.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate any guidance or offers!
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As far as I'm aware, vMix doesn't support person to person license sales.
Which would mean that, no matter what you did, as the valid owner in the eye of vMix, you'd be able to cry "License hijacking!" to support and reclaim your license code.
I like that vMix Support is able and willing to aid victims of license hijacking, even if that means that they can't differentiate between legitimate victims of license hijacking and parties to sales that should never have happened in the first place.
When one decides to change jobs or move or even passes away, not everything in their possession can be sold.
This is one such item.
You bought it, you own it.
If you want to get rid of it, you can give it away, but pretty much any intelligent, rational person won't pay you for something that they know you can just take back on a whim without refunding their money.
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From what I know each vMix license is valid for up to 2 devices. If the user wants to use it in a third device, he would have to "disconnect" the license from one of the first two devices.
However, this regards the same user, not sure if this may be applied to two different persons and - if so - under which terms.
I guess contacting the Support would be the proper way to find out if this may be done.
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@ Artsy
There is nothing preventing you from selling your vMix license privately, but if it is two or more years old, it is likely going to have a $60 USD update/upgrade fee for the new owner if they want to update to the vMix 28.
I might suggest that doing it here on the vMix Forum or on one of the popular Facebook User Groups is probably the best place to "advertise" that.
You may also want to tell which edition it is and how much you want for it (offering it at a significant discount is more likely to attract interest).
I might also suggest (or recommend) that you include a copy of your original vMix purchase Invoice as part of the "deal" in your sale as this would provide more security for the purchaser in case they encounter any issues down the road and/or somehow lose the key.
This would provide them with the necessary "proof of ownership" required to retrieve the key from vMix support, otherwise, they would likely need to contact you again to provide that information and/or retrieve the key for them.
Ice
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