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Citroen Service Box - Charges

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2020 11:39 am
by Assich
I just went into Citroen Service box which I use from time to time to look for part numbers etc. It is now saying a subscription payment is required even for looking at the parts diagrams! Text from page that pops up......

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Purchase Technical Documentation Subscription
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7.00 EUR HT

One day subscription (24 hours)
26.00 EUR HT

One week subscription (7 days)
110.00 EUR HT

1-month (30-day) Subscription
320.00 EUR HT

1-year (365-day) Subscription
2200.00 EUR HT



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One hour subscription For Spare Parts
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One day subscription (24 hours) for Spare Parts
15.00 EUR HT

One week subscription (7 days) for Spare Parts
30.00 EUR HT

1-month (30-day) Subscription for Spare Parts
50.00 EUR HT

1-year (365-day) Subscription for Spare Parts
150.00 EUR HT





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Re: Citroen Service Box - Charges

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2020 12:16 pm
by White Exec
This also came as a bit of a shock to us on FCF, with Parts access now being charged at €150 per marque per annum, for frequent users (such as forum staff). Details there about how we are dealing with this.

For individual owners/repairers, the choice is the Parts access tariffs listed above (and on the site). Grim news.

Re: Citroen Service Box - Charges

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2020 12:22 pm
by xmexclusive
Predicted a few years ago as likely to happen.
Expect the legal "Cease & desist copyright notices" to those who set up public methods to supply information
Next stage will removal of uneconomic data from site.