Adobe Products Discounted For 60 Days
Mar 18, 2020 20:18:11 #
dcearls
Loc: Long Island, NY
Saw an article that if you went to cancel your Adobe Plan they would offer you 60 days for free. If you go to your account page and walk through the cancellation process towards the end should be "Offers" and when you get to that point just click on the 60 days free offer.
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I don't believe this had been posted here yet, thought it might be of interest
Mar 19, 2020 06:58:12 #
Mar 19, 2020 10:18:10 #
I did it too. It was in my record on their site, but they forgot to activate it so I still got billed. When I noticed, I called and, after talking with multiple people who offered me a 3 month extension, they processed my refund.
Mar 19, 2020 13:33:25 #
dcearls wrote:
Saw an article that if you went to cancel your Adobe Plan they would offer you 60 days for free. If you go to your account page and walk through the cancellation process towards the end should be "Offers" and when you get to that point just click on the 60 days free offer.
I don't believe this had been posted here yet, thought it might be of interest
I don't believe this had been posted here yet, thought it might be of interest
Adobe is feeling the heat from several VERY good postprocessing packages. Their development has been lagging a bit in the past couple of years to keep up with the competition and it is beginning to hurt their sales...
bwa
Mar 19, 2020 15:10:31 #
I was considering cancelling, but I got their 60 day offer, and guess what? I will stay with them.
I don't kiss and run.
I don't kiss and run.
Mar 19, 2020 15:34:38 #
bwana wrote:
Adobe is feeling the heat from several VERY good postprocessing packages. Their development has been lagging a bit in the past couple of years to keep up with the competition and it is beginning to hurt their sales...
bwa
bwa
Is this an opinion or is there some technical piece that says it true and where are the weaknesses?
Mar 19, 2020 15:43:12 #
I contacted Adobe support by chat and asked if I could get the 60 day free offer without canceling and resubscribing. The technician updated my account with three free months. He delayed the next billing date from March to June. Indicated that Adobe was doing this freely.
Mar 19, 2020 17:01:52 #
dcearls wrote:
Saw an article that if you went to cancel your Adobe Plan they would offer you 60 days for free. If you go to your account page and walk through the cancellation process towards the end should be "Offers" and when you get to that point just click on the 60 days free offer.
I don't believe this had been posted here yet, thought it might be of interest
I don't believe this had been posted here yet, thought it might be of interest
Good to know! Thanks!
Mar 19, 2020 23:34:48 #
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