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Is there a way to resend (or recreate) the registration link? I had a client purchase a subscription to my service and waited a couple days before trying to click the link. When he did it said it had expired. I don't see anywhere to resend the link.

Thank you.
Lew A
http://leenk.me/

There is no way to resend the link. You will have to manually set up this customer by going to Users, Add New in your Dashboard.

Correct. For Specific Post/Page Links, you can use the customer service tool provided by s2Member, under: s2Member -> PayPal Button -> Specific Post/Page Links. However, for Membership Level Access, your customer service approach would be a new User creation, under: s2Member -> Add A Member, or just go to Users -> Add New.

@TODO :: build in a customer service tool for registration link creation,
similar to the existing tool for Specific Post/Page Access Links.

I had the same problem, and I created the user account myself. But is there any way to link a manually created user to their paypal profile, so that their access is automatically revoked when they stop paying?

PayPal will continue to send the IPN containing the original button information for the entire period of the subscription. This is a PayPal security matter.

I don't know if s2 will read all IPN's and associate them with a user email or no, but if you use an IPN relay script to capture your IPN before it goes to s2, then you can create a small script that will give you a notice of any EOT and you can manually cancel anyone that s2 does not track.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1096#p4286

Excellent question. This falls inline with concerns about switching over to s2Member.

sacha wrote:I had the same problem, and I created the user account myself. But is there any way to link a manually created user to their paypal profile, so that their access is automatically revoked when they stop paying?

Please see: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=186&p=3083&hilit=very+reliable#p3083
( use an Auto-EOT Time is my suggestion )