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Thread summary

Multiple users across several years report being charged after canceling subscriptions or trial periods, often expecting refunds based on cancellation confirmation emails they'd received. The thread reflects a recurring theme around timing of charges relative to trial and annual-plan cancellations,

Best resolution for similar cases

1. Verify whether the subscription was successfully cancelled.
   Sign in to your Adobe account and review the Plans & Payments section to confirm that the plan status shows as cancelled. Also verify whether a cancellation confirmation email was received.
   Reference: Cancel Adobe trial or subscription

2. Check your account details and verify if you have multiple subscriptions associated with it. Sometime, you may see duplicate charges due to more than one subscriptions.Reference: https://account.adobe.com/
3. Review Adobe’s refund eligibility policy.
   For most Adobe subscriptions purchased directly from Adobe, a full refund is generally available if cancellation occurs within the applicable refund period. Review the subscription terms to determine whether your plan qualifies for a refund and whether any cancellation fees may apply.
   Reference: Understand Adobe's subscription terms and refund policies
4. Check for confirmation of cancellation and billing records.
   Compare the cancellation confirmation date, email records, and billing history. If a charge occurred after a confirmed cancellation, keep copies of the confirmation email and transaction details for reference.

5. Review your plan type carefully.
   Annual plans billed monthly and month-to-month plans have different cancellation and refund terms. Understanding your specific subscription type can clarify whether a charge or fee aligns with Adobe’s published policies.
   Reference: Adobe Subscription and Cancellation Terms