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The terms of the Pro license were guaranteed never to change, but this policy on "grace seats" strikes me as a recent change that was slipped in to trap unwary users. Over the years I have deactivated and reactivated Malwarebytes many times on four or five different machines using the same id and license key (but never more than three at a time) and never had a problem until now. I don't have the original EULA, but this explanation is flatly contradicted by my experience. You can view the invoice to confirm that the license key is for one device." However, lifetime keys are good for only one PC after license key reset. "Lifetime keys have a Grace Seats Allowed option for up to 3 activations under the condition that customer did not deactivate license key prior to activating again, lost license key due to system crash, etc. However after doing so, I unable to register more than a single device!
After the upgrade, I went to my account page and"deactivated all" in order to make a fresh start. Foolishly, I failed to uninstall Malwarebytes prior to the upgrade. I recently upgraded a Windows 7 PC to Windows 10. I could do despite the fact that, on my account page, "Managed Devices" showed "0 of 1" available devices. Machines came and went, but I was always able to activate my license on a new machine as long as I did not exceed 3. Since then, I have had up to three machines protected using the same license key.
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