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What is a good phone number to get ahold and talk to a REAL PERSON from Adobe?? Please help.
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Hi Marina14,
Please Contact Customer Care. Choose your product and follow the prompts until you see the blue Still Need Help? button. There, you should find phone and chat options for your product.
Best,
Sara
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I have gone through that and have yet to reach a phone #
The number I called (800)833-6687 doesn't seem to let you talk to anyone
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1-800-642-3623
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I did go through all the choose your product thing. The one number that I called was (800)833-6687 and still was unable to Talk with a real person.
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Hello,
I have been paying to a subscription I didn't know I had since may 2020. I haven't used my subscription at all and am requesting a refund but the contact chat doesn't have a send button and I can't find another way to contact Adobe. Is there any way you could help me?
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Hi Marina14, sorry to say I can't help you either, I've been trying to get help from Adobe for months and it seems once they have your money you no longer matter, i've come to the conclusion Adobe only have one employee and all his/her time is taken up devising complicated auto reply systems which result in dead ends. R.I.P Adobe
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We regret for the inconvenience caused to you?
What issue are you facing? If you could be a bit specific with your issue, i might be able to help you with that.
Regards,
Rahul
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I have been on hold for over an hour waiting for a specialist to tell me why my Lightroom doesn't have the same options as the tutorials on YouTube...seems like a simple question. Do I have a different version, wrong download?? In any case I will NOT be renewing my account in February, $128 a year is to much to pay to someone that ignores you and gives you absolutely no support! That may not be much money to Adobe...but for a small business it's a different story.
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Shelby, this is the sort of thing forums are probably much better at answering. I don't know anything about Lightroom, but I do know how frustrating it can be trying to follow a tutorial. The reason is that apps change a lot over time. Check the version you have, and check the version in the tutorial. If the tutorial doesn't give a version, they probably aren't very expert. But you could also try checking the year it came out.
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I must have shortened my life expectancy by 5 years in an attempt to speak to someone that can provide real support at Adobe Acrobat. Apart from the normal superficial box ticker types reading their responses from their computer screen you have no chance, no matter what who says on here. I regret having ever become involved with Adobe but for now, I don't seem to have a choice.