I have a subscription to Kaspersky Total Security that will last another 847 days, but Total Security is obsolete. I was looking for a way to convert the subscription to one for Kaspersky Plus, but after following the "Check Eligibility" link, it showed this conundrum.
First, it said the following:
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We’re improving things at Kaspersky. This means your previous plan is no longer available. It also means you have access to an upgraded plan offering better security at no extra cost.
However, just below that, it shows this.
So, would I be forced to pay to get Kaspersky Plus and just have to dump my previous subscription? Because that would be a ridiculous waste of what I paid for earlier, which I wouldn't have done if I'd known Total Security was being rendered obsolete (by the time I realized it, it was too late).
I'd rather not have to wait over two years to avoid wasting what I paid for earlier. Is there any way to convert part of what I paid for into something for Kaspersky Plus, or is that not allowed?
I have a subscription to Kaspersky Total Security that will last another 847 days, but Total Security is obsolete. I was looking for a way to convert the subscription to one for Kaspersky Plus, but after following the "Check Eligibility" link, it showed this conundrum.
First, it said the following:
However, just below that, it shows this.
So, would I be forced to pay to get Kaspersky Plus and just have to dump my previous subscription? Because that would be a ridiculous waste of what I paid for earlier, which I wouldn't have done if I'd known Total Security was being rendered obsolete (by the time I realized it, it was too late).
I'd rather not have to wait over two years to avoid wasting what I paid for earlier. Is there any way to convert part of what I paid for into something for Kaspersky Plus, or is that not allowed?