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I purchased a download copy of Adobe CS6 Master Collection and am wondering now if it is legit. It's instructions go like this.
- Download from mediafire.com something called "Adobe CS6 Licence PREACTIVATION.rar"
- Unpack it and run "Adobe CS6 Licence PREACTIVATION.exe"
- Log onto Adobe.com and sign in using the userid softwaredistributor@outlook.com and the password included in the purchase
- Go to Download CS6 products
- Download the two files for CS6
- Run the smaller of the two files to install the collection
- When asked for a serial number enter "1325-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-3266" (obviously the "x"s were numbers)
- A dialog appear during the install containing a links saying "Click on Later and Install CS6". Select it
- Complete the installation
- Start Photoshop
- A dialog saying "Having trouble connecting to the Internet" appears. Click on the offline activation "Generate Request Code" link
- Take the generated request code and send it to an e-mail address in Turkey.
- The e-mail address in Turkey would reply with the response code which I could then enter into Photoshop
Does this seem legit or have I been scammed?
I asked the Turkish user some questions.
- Can this be installed on two computer which I think is common for such Adobe products? Answer: No
- Assuming the answer was yes, must I use this response code method for each installation? Answer: Yes
- Can CS6 be moved to a new computer in the future? Answer: Must use response code method
- After a successful activation using the response code, Belarc Advisor listed a different serial number. Can I use that number and bypass the response code stuff? Answer: No
Thank you, Brian
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Nothing of what you outline sounds legit to me... but I am just another user like yourself (though I buy Adobe products from Adobe).
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Nothing of what you outline sounds legit to me... but I am just another user like yourself (though I buy Adobe products from Adobe).
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Hi Ned, your answer is correct. I finally connected with Adobe support and they confirmed that the version sold to me is a beta copy and not a valid product. I think that I'll go have some e-words with the seller and their craigslist ad marked as fraudulent.
Brian but not

