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I still have hard copies of serial numbers for software I bought nearly 20 years ago stashed in my small filing cabinet.

I contact craft edge and they are trying to charge me 35.00 for another.

I contacted punkin patch and so far no answer.

I just asked for a suggest on how I could resolve this issue and wondered if anyone else had this problem.

Sorry I have contacted CE on your behalf (I am a moderator here) asking them to contact you directly.

I would assume that they will do so soon, (since you are a forum member they have your email addy) or will PM you soon.

Please come on back and join in, sorry you felt the previous answer was not friendly or helpful.

Why would I, or should anyone else suggest different than the software company.

I did not mean for it to be taken wrong.I guess I should have taken a second longer to say welcome, and sorry I dont know what you can do other than as you have done by contacting CE.

Im sorry.

Hi, I contacted CE on your behalf and received a reply saying that they had emailed you an answer.

Short answer is that if you did not register your software through the CE site you need to go back to the distributor and get the serial number as it would have been on your receipt or in the pkg with the disk.

Im sorry this is most likely not the answer you were seeking but CE does not have your serial number on file.only the vendor who sold it to you would have it.

I hope you will able to resolve your problem soon, and come back and play with us.

ONE THOUGHT if you have your disc for SCAL and have reinstalled and launch the program, then if you go to the about SCAL or whatever your computer says the serial number should be there.

If you find it you then log in to CrafteEdge.com and then select ACTIVATION and register with your serial number.

I didnt think you were rude at all but I did think your response was quite appropriate.

When you buy software these days it is increasingly a case that what you are ACTUALLY buying is a licence not the software, the serial number is what you are buying and it is your responsibility to keep that information secure.

Craft Edge are better than most in this respect, should you have registered the purchase with them then the website would have been able to provide the lost licence number quickly and effectively, there are MANY companies which will NOT do this and if you forget loose it you have lost it for good end of story.

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I am sorry if it offends, but honestly I think it would be very wrong to try to lay the blame for a lost serial number at Craft Edges doorstep especially if the purchase was not registered - how can they possibly now confirm that you have actually paid for it and are not simply someone trying to get a free copy While this type of thing may appear far fetched to those of us who are honest the internet is a collection of billions of people and it should not come as any surprise that a large number of those will do absolutely anything to get something for free I think it is very wise to keep a printed copy of details such as this, it really does not take 2 minutes to print out or photocopy the email documentation that has the number and file this safely away for the future.

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