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Verify marketing claims about album expiration and photo storage pricing
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Verify marketing claims about album expiration, recovery, pricing, and re-enabling timing against the codebase
The assistant searched the codebase for expiration/recovery logic, pricing, and re-enabling automation. It found key files: Order model, ProcessExpiringOrders, config, etc. It identified that there is no 6-month recovery window constant, that photos are deleted on disable, and that purge happens after 90 days. It found the subscription product ID is env-configured but no pricing in code. The assistant began writing a verification report but the transcript ends before completion.
outcome
Partial verification report started; key findings identified but report incomplete.
next steps
- Complete the verification report for all four claims
- Find the WooCommerce photo storage pricing (search for product data or env variables)
- Determine if re-enabling is automated (scheduled job) and its frequency
- Find the exact expiration timing (how many days after upload does expires_at get set)
key decisions
- Decided to search broadly across Laravel and WooCommerce for expiration/recovery logic
- Decided to read key files: Order model, ProcessExpiringOrders, config, Customer model
open questions
- What is the actual photo storage pricing ($1.50/month or $18/year)?
- Is re-enabling automated (a scheduled job) or manual?
- What is the exact expiration timing (how many days after upload)?
- Is there a 6-month recovery window enforced anywhere?
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