omkeyz

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I found this
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is this a legal alternative (OEM?) or should adobe come down on these people like a ton of bricks?

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kgladCorrect answer

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If I were to witness a crime, I would report it to the appropriate authority.

the website is down so someone probably reported it. thank you.

kglad

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i'm not sure that's a security issue. i think the link at page bottom here is the more appropriate place to report that website: http://www.adobe.com/genuine.html

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Yes, well... I'm not an employee of Adobe. I do not see why its my task to report specific websites that sell their software for a cheaper price. Unless Adobe pays me for my time I think they can do their own legal tasks

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kglad

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it's not your legal responsibility to do anything, but then there's no point in posting here.

people typically do the right thing (eg, reporting a crime) because they feel a moral responsibility to do so, not because they're obligated or paid.

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Abambo

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Thanks for asking, that is not legal. There is no such thing, like a Master Collection 2022. There is no such thing like a perpetual licence, and especially not at this price.

I will edit out the link.

You should report this site to Adobe. https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/security/alertus.html

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