[undecisive]

Yeah. Lots of red flags in that EULA, including bits that don't seem to make any sense:

"You agree any legal dispute involving ManyCam services and software must take place in the state or federal courts in Montreal, Quebec."

and

"You consent to exclusive jurisdiction and venue in Montreal, Quebec and waive the defense of forum non convenience."

and yet

"If a U.S. court finds any part of this license agreement unenforceable then the remainder of the agreement will continue intact and in full force and effect."

Basically, it's your typical "We have rights, you have no rights" kind of contract. If the OP had even briefly scanned that "agreement" (and let's face it, most of us don't) I'm sure they would have realised that their "lifetime" license had no legs.