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I've got the Armybuilder disk, but I've lost the packaging and I suppose my licensing number was in there still.

Am I friggin out of luck and out 40 bucks? Will this force me to buy again if I want to use armybuilder?

Email them?

The same thing happened to me. I emailed them and they sent me an email back with both my main and second product keys. Just make sure your email is still in their system.

Deadshane1 wrote:I've got the Armybuilder disk, but I've lost the packaging and I suppose my licensing number was in there still.

Am I friggin out of luck and out 40 bucks? Will this force me to buy again if I want to use armybuilder?

Go email Lone Wolf Development and get your answer. Same thing happened to me, and they'll help you just fine.

why would you post here before emailing them?
i bought a sweater at macys and i lost a button.... what should i do?

in all seriousness, the problems we complain about here, including this finecast business, and price hikes and blah blah blah would be better directed at the companies who are involved. you should definitely email army builder, but that should be obvious.

TheVacahaha wrote:why would you post here before emailing them?
i bought a sweater at macys and i lost a button.... what should i do?

in all seriousness, the problems we complain about here, including this finecast business, and price hikes and blah blah blah would be better directed at the companies who are involved. you should definitely email army builder, but that should be obvious.

Because Shane gets all his advice from the internet...duh!

I forget my license all the time since I switch computers often. Their automated email works brilliant assuming you actually registered it *before* losing your CD (which would be quite silly if you lost it before even installing)

Kirasu wrote:I forget my license all the time since I switch computers often. Their automated email works brilliant assuming you actually registered it *before* losing your CD (which would be quite silly if you lost it before even installing)

Don't forget, you can sign in to your account on the website and get them off there, too.

Yup, I have 4 licenses so I use their webpage often

Hey maybe you should email the comapny and see if they have your information still.