I hope I misunderstood the licenses (CLOSED) (CLOSED)

If I'm observing correctly, more and more products are appearing lately with licenses that restrict their use! It is clear to me that I will not buy any products with these licenses because I want the opportunity to earn something with my images and possibly offer them for sale! So that I don't run the risk of using these products in a scene that I offer for sale, as I said, I will not purchase any of these products! If at some point there's almost nothing left that I want to buy, I'll probably leave Renderhub!

You should know one thing, when I put a product online by default the license is "Extended Use License (IP Restricted)" while I choose the default "Extended Use License".
When an administrator validates the product, the license then becomes that chosen by the seller.

@AlfRaMusic - 

@guy91600 is correct. Since RenderHub is an open marketplace, products appear as soon as they are submitted by vendors. 
Products with an IP restriction cannot be sold without that license, so it must be the default. A reviewer will assign the correct license. 
If you ever have a question about the license for a product, feel free to shoot a message to Support for confirmation. 
It's possible the reviewers haven't gotten to that one yet. 

Sorry for the confusion. 

Some customers contacted me for the same reason (IP Restricted Product). They wrote and reached out to me that they can not buy my product because is IP Restricted. At first, I was confused and I contacted support so they could help me understand better the situation... however (IP-restricted) items are there for a reason.
Until the item is safe to sell it will remain IP Restricted (The reviewer or beta tester needs to test it first etc.)

I hope I helped some of you guys!
Kind Regards
AxeMaker

I recently made a purchase here, and did not notice the licensing section until after purchase.  The main reason I had not noticed was because the author of the item had already included licensing information at the bottom of their listing, which states:

"Information about Usage Rights:

You can use this product freely in any kind of renders, commercial or non commercial.
You are not allowed to share this file or any parts of it on a peer to peer network for other people to download.
You are not allowed to use any part of this product for your own commercial products.
You are not allowed to give it away as a gift.
The content of this package may not be redistributed, sold, or copied in any way."


The issue with this statement is that my purchase history shows I have a Personal License which would indicate I may not use the purchases in any form of commercial purposes.

Section V.1.C of the Personal License states:

"Scope of Use. The Personal Use Only license permits only non-commercial use of the Digital Asset. This means that the Digital Asset may not be used in any way that involves an exchange of money or consideration, that promotes a business (including a sole proprietorship), that consists of advertising in any medium, or where financial gain or other consideration is either sought or is a result, directly or indirectly, of Licensee's use of the Digital Asset."


 So at this juncture, who do I believe?  The license directly conflicts with the author/sellers listing's permissions, which states that I may use the product in any kind of render for commercial purposes.  If I am to abide by the personal license which is in direct conflict with the listing information, I would hope this item qualifies for a refund or hope I am entitled to an updated license allowing me to use it for commercial purposes since it is entirely misleading (falsely advertised), to sell an item stating in one place it may be used for commercial purposes but giving the purchaser a license which restricts such usage.

If I'm misunderstanding something somewhere please accept my humblest apologies, and if you would, a brief explanation.

I guess I'll be disputing the charge on my credit card.