Why is this described as "lifetime" as though it's a subscription?

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The terms of the deal this year are written in a way that feels misleading. It appears to still just be a deal for 100 credits that don\u0027t expire (but are able to be used for video/audio this time). But phrasing it as a \u0022lifetime deal\u0022 makes it sound like you\u0027re getting a subscription or getting these credits on a monthly basis. That doesn\u0027t seem to be the case. It also says it\u0027s normally $300 which doesn\u0027t seem to correlate with any of your standard pricing. Why is it phrased this way? Is there something different about the deal this year that I\u0027m missing?

viktoriia_Depositphotos · Answer

Thank you so much for the feedback. When we say \u0022lifetime,\u0022 it means you have access to 100 downloads that don’t expire within a specific time frame, like a month or a year. However, the deal does come with a total limit of 100 downloads. The great thing is that you can use these downloads at your own pace whenever you need them. 😊\u000a\u000aIf you’re planning to download a mix of images, videos, and audio files, the credits will be deducted based on the type of content. Here’s how it works:\u000a\u000aImages: 1 credit per image\u000aVideos: 20 credits per video\u000aAudio files: 1 credit per audio file

mateenh · Answer

I am glad I saw this before buying. I will now not buy. Not good.

midwestasam · Answer

What about AI images, are they also 1 credit, and what about revisions?

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