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Roseora
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April 7, 2020
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Was charged this month despite having a free temporary access for students..

  • April 7, 2020
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So adobe has made it clear that they're allowing us at home use of CC for free for students. I'm currently paying the student rate normally, and so was told by my professor that I didn't need to do anything and wouldn't be charged since he'd gotten a license for us to use it at home..

 

The professors are unavailable due to easter holidays, and I am unable to find a way to contact adobe about getting this sorted out. I can't really afford the 25 a month while i'm not working, but I need cc to continue my uni work.

It seems my professor was mistaken about me being able to use my regular acc, and that I need to sign in with my university acc to get free access.

However is there any way I could go about getting a refund for this month?

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    ProDesignTools
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    ProDesignToolsCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    May 28, 2020

    Hi, this is primarily a user-to-user Forum – so we don't really have the power to help you here, unfortunately...

    The only folks who have the ability to fix plan billing or account payment issues is Adobe Customer Care themselves. You should be able to reach them via live online chat or possibly phone:

    https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html

    Sorry we can't be of more help to you here!

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    RoseoraAuthor
    Participant
    April 8, 2020

    EDIT

    I've looked at the plans and charges, they've been overcharging me for 5 months now, and when I changed it back to the plan I was on, it said I would get a partial refund for this month, but I got CHARGED INSTEAD?? WTF?

     

    And there's even a cancellation fee of £90, which there's no way I can afford, to get out of this scam.

     

    I'm done with this, i've disputed it all through paypal because this is just criminal

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