End of free trial period

What happens at the end of the free trial period if we decide not to sign up?
Are we still able to download the forms from the archives or would we not be able to use them once it ends?

Hello Bethanb,
Once the trial is expired, its upto you to either upgrade your account to that level or we can manually convert it to free level having five free transactions per 30 days.Your documents and forms will be still be there in your account.
Here is the link for more information on Free account:
http://helpx.adobe.com/echosign/kb/5-free-signatures.html
And to get it manually downgraded to Free level, you can contact support here:
Support | Adobe EchoSign
Regards,
-Rijul

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