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Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade an active FooEvents License at any time. Upgrades are pro rated according to the original purchase date and amount already paid while downgrades are not pro rated but will affect renewals. Please see the Upgrades and downgrades help topic for more information
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IMPORTANT: This option is currently disabled. If you would like to upgrade or downgrade your license, please submit a request and our team will gladly assist. Submit request → You can upgrade or downgrade an active FooEvents License directly from the FooEvents Account page. Upgrades are pro rated according to the original purchase date and
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In order to download FooEvents plugins and receive access to automatic updates and support, you will need an active FooEvents license which is purchased as an annual subscription. FooEvents offers various product options and licenses which you can find out more about here. Go to FooEvents.com > My Account > Subscriptions to view your FooEvents Subscription. The view subscription screen
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