OK, got some further findings. The unsubscription is not showing for resubscription, because it has an allowed recurrence of 1
Therefore, the problem remains the same, as well as the logic wg¡hich isn´t correct imho (there may be an other reason for this to be as it is, but then I would like to know):
1) First time registration: x plans available.
2) User selects plan, registers, and comes to the conclusion it is not the right plan for him.
3) User unsubscribes, thinking he will be in the position to choose again from X plans, one of them showing "resubcribe".
4) user is surprised by lack of choice, he can only resubscribe his not wanted plan.
(the smileys are which I reckon the customer will send )
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You cannot subscribe backend created users to plans avaiable only for registration.
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This is something you can never avoid anyway, because they will simply register under a new account, where theyhave the first time choice again.
So I stick to my analysis the check "on registration" should only be on the "absence of any current plans".
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