Hey guys,
I agree the updated FAQ (May) should contain the information that you can 
purchase new seats of the bundle - I'll see if I can get that added. Please 
don't refer to the original FAQ because it contains information that has since 
changed (for the better). If in doubt about any of your options, please speak 
to your reseller or ask me.

Thanks,
Jill

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[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Jason S
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2014 6:55 PM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: Stand-Alone to Network license?

2) You can buy the Maya + Softimage or Max + Softimage bundle for the same 
price as Maya or Max until Feb 1, 2016. Contact your reseller.

4)  In neither of the above cases 2) or 3) do you need to be on subscription.

That's great Jill, seems much more reasonable!

and sorry if I confused the bundle with the Ultimate Suite, because the suite 
use to be the only way left to get new seats, and I admit I didn't even check 
the updated FAQ dating back to last May!

But even now searching for it, only turned up a 3 post thread on SI community 
from Hirazi, & don't even know how he found it (seemingly
unannounced)
(but thanks to Hirazi too! :] )

And that may actually be much more actractive now, since not unlike Photoshop
(~6.5 mil out of ~8mil still sticking to the last perpetual ver after 2 years), 
SI users wont be the only ones using 'last versions', as many Maya users will 
also seemingly stick to 'last' perpetual versions as well, based only on very 
similar sentiment, while probably not having (literally) 10$/month bargain 
promotional 'introductory' rental prices.

anyways,
cheers!


On 10/25/14 10:37, Jill Ramsay (Contractor) wrote:
> So, just to reiterate in case anyone's still confused:
>
> 1) If you have a current seat of Softimage on subscription you can migrate to 
> the bundle for free - effectively just choose whether you want free Maya or 
> free Max - until Feb 1, 2016.
> 2) You can buy the Maya + Softimage or Max + Softimage bundle for the same 
> price as Maya or Max until Feb 1, 2016. Contact your reseller.
> 3)  If you have a seat of Softimage that is six versions or less back, you 
> can upgrade to the bundle until Feb 1, 2015. This should be a cheaper option 
> for you if you don't want an additional seat. How much cheaper will depend on 
> how old your license is. This is why the FAQ focuses on this. Again, contact 
> your reseller.
> 4)  In neither of the above cases 2) or 3) do you need to be on subscription. 
> However, since upgrades are going away for all products on Feb 1, 2015, you 
> may very well want to consider getting on subscription if you want to keep 
> your Maya or Max seat current.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Jill
>

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