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종범박81354872
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December 6, 2019
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Adobe's subscription service is a scam.

  • December 6, 2019
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  1. Sorry for the bad English.

 

In the last few months, a guy named "kcp" has been taking $20 a month from my bank account.
 
After a long investigation, it turned out i didnt cancelled my free trial account and it automatically subscribed for an 1-year contract plan.

 

I didnt notice this because i didnt used after effect after first week.

 

And now i cant even cancel the plan and have to pay the cancellation fee.

 

How can you do this adobe? You automatically subscribed me to an 1-year contract and deliberately hid pay information. This is a borderline scam.

 

Please help me cancel my subscription and help me to get a refund.

 

Sorry if i was rude. im getting mad and frustrated. Please understand.

 

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THEY HELPED ME WITH THE PROBLEM.

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    Correct answer 종범박81354872

    Thanks for the information. Fortunately Adobe was able to help me with the issue.

     

    While researching I found out ksp stands for 'Korean Cyber Payments'. The company in charge of auto-payments.

     

    they didn't display who's charging the fee so i needed to call cards company.

     

    Guessing by your information, I think Adobe may not intended to hide the information. I guess it's a problem only in korea.

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    Juemma2012
    Participant
    July 24, 2020

    Really? 

    J
    Juemma2012
    Participant
    July 24, 2020

    Sorry but Adobe subscription in my experience is a scam. I paid over £60 to convert one pdf document to word. I could have had the document copied in a stained glass window design for that!

    they are the company that likes to keep on taking. Stay away from them ! 

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      jacmicwag
      Participant
      July 7, 2020

      Same thing happened to me - I needed one of the products for a personal music vid I was working on and apparently gave them my credit card info for a one-time use of the product. Fast forward several months and I finally notice I am being charged $57,00 a month for Creative Cloud which I don't need or use. I canceled last night and got a message that in addition to the hundreds of dollars I wasted, they are charging me a hundred bucks for an early cancelation fee. Yes, I should have checked my card earlier or read the fine print that my one time use of one product would lead to a very expensive subscription but I didn't due to fighting for my life during the virus outbreak. Maybe Adobe can make this right. We'll see. Stay safe all. 

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        Juemma2012
        Participant
        July 24, 2020

         Cancel  your card, get a new one sent out to you and don't subscribe to anything online again. 

          Tacafy大尉
          Tacafy大尉
          Legend
          December 6, 2019

          Good morning, Park.
          As far as pricing and contracts are concerned, you will need to contact customer support. It can not solved by the user community.
          However, it is said that there is a name "kcp" in the withdrawal, but in the case of a request for Adobe , my card statement is "Adobe Systems" or "ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD", displayed with a descriptive name, that is the only question.

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            종범박81354872AuthorCorrect answer
            Participant
            December 6, 2019

            Thanks for the information. Fortunately Adobe was able to help me with the issue.

             

            While researching I found out ksp stands for 'Korean Cyber Payments'. The company in charge of auto-payments.

             

            they didn't display who's charging the fee so i needed to call cards company.

             

            Guessing by your information, I think Adobe may not intended to hide the information. I guess it's a problem only in korea.

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