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I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding a severe and ongoing abuse of Adobe Firefly’s free trial and promotional credit system. This large-scale exploitation is not only a violation of your Terms of Service but is actively degrading the user experience for legitimate, paying customers.

1. The Nature of the Abuse
I have strong evidence indicating that organized commercial entities, specifically based in Vietnam and China, are systematically harvesting free trial credits to generate tens of millions of images daily. These are not individual users testing the product; they are industrial-scale operations using automated scripts and bulk-account generation to bypass your payment walls.

2. Impact on My Business (The Victim)
As a legitimate user who pays for Adobe Creative Cloud, my workflow has been severely crippled by this activity:

• Extreme Latency: Generation requests now take 3 to 5 times longer than they did previously.

• Queue Blockades: The servers are constantly saturated, causing "Service Unavailable" errors during peak hours in the Asia-Pacific region.

• Quality Degradation: It appears Adobe has had to implement throttling or lower-resolution rendering to cope with the server load, which directly impacts the quality of my professional output.

3. Observed Modus Operandi

• IP Masking: The traffic originates from a limited range of IP blocks but is aggressively rotated to avoid rate limiting.

• Account Patterns: Usernames follow automated sequences (e.g., user######), with no payment methods attached, solely existing to consume the free "trial credits."

• Tool Abuse: They are utilizing the Firefly API and web interface specifically for bulk generation of e-commerce product backgrounds and low-cost content farm materials, which are then resold commercially without a valid license.

4. Specific Requests
I urge Adobe to take immediate and decisive action:

1. Geo-IP Specific Rate Limiting: Temporarily restrict or impose stricter captcha validation for regions showing anomalous trial usage spikes.

2. Enhanced Identity Verification: Require phone verification (SMS) or credit card authorization (even for trials) to prevent automated account farming.

3. Immediate Investigation: Audit the recent traffic logs to identify and ban the specific IP ranges and device fingerprints associated with these bulk generation farms.

I have attached screenshots of the error messages and timestamps showing the performance drop, which correlates with these known abuse patterns.

I chose Adobe for its premium quality, but this exploitation is making the service unusable. I expect a prompt response and action plan to restore service integrity.