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LS,
Why do I get charged EUR 60 for terminating my subscription after several years of membership. Did you not earn enough money from me? It say on the site I can terminate when I want!
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Foound this on some website...
If you’ve even gone through the process of cancelling your account you’ll know that Adobe always throw in a special deal to keep you on board. Even it you’re not going to cancel, going through the process could land you with a 30-50% discount on the product for a short time.
You should also know that if you are going to cancel then you need to pay 50% of the remaining cost of your membership for the annual cycle.
While 50% for Adobe Stock was only $60, the Creative cloud was the $250 I mentioned earlier.
It was when the different options were presented to me that I got the idea. One of the options was to downgrade to a Photography only license. This was only $15 a month, so even if they started my annual license all over again I would still only have to pay $180 for the next year instead of a $250 cancellation fee.
Then I realised that part of the offer from Adobe is that you can cancel any subscription within the first 14 days without having to pay the cancellation fee.
So I did just that, and here’s the steps
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@wim98A2 wrote:
Did you not earn enough money from me?
Hi
This is a user to user forum and you are not talking to Adobe. Here are the subscription terms:
https://www.adobe.com/legal/subscription-terms.html
Since you have already cancelled and have been billed the cancellation fee, contact Adobe Customer Care. They are the only ones who can help with billing.
https://community.adobe.com/t5/creative-cloud-services/how-to-contact-adobe-support/td-p/11875703
~ Jane
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'It say on the site I can terminate when I want'
It also says on the site that it is an annual plan paid monthly. That does have an early termination charge.
You can subscribe to Photoshop on a monthly basis with no commitment to an annual period, but it is more expensive per month than an annual plan.
Dave