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meredithsands
meredithsands
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Mar 30, 2015 4:12 PM UTC
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Do I have to pay more or less or what?

Not sure if the switch to adobe means the $20 i pay per month on echo sign is covered under my Adobe Acrobat Pro account, or not. Also can't find info easily on Adobe and am frustrated that I have to wade into the world of confusion ... otherwise i would know the answer to this question and not have to ask the general public about it !

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Sara_ForsbergCorrect answer
Inspiring
Apr 2, 2015 8:55 PM UTC

Hi meredithsands,

There are so many options with Acrobat, it can get confusing. The Send for Signature option in Acrobat Pro XI is a connector to the EchoSign service, and you need to have an EchoSign account. If you don't have one, I believe you get a free EchoSign account, which allows you up to five transactions per 30-day period. With your paid EchoSign subscription, you aren't limited to 5 transactions/30 days.

Best,

Sara

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Sara_ForsbergCorrect answer
Inspiring
Apr 2, 2015 8:55 PM UTC

Hi meredithsands,

There are so many options with Acrobat, it can get confusing. The Send for Signature option in Acrobat Pro XI is a connector to the EchoSign service, and you need to have an EchoSign account. If you don't have one, I believe you get a free EchoSign account, which allows you up to five transactions per 30-day period. With your paid EchoSign subscription, you aren't limited to 5 transactions/30 days.

Best,

Sara

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