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Hi, I accidentally clicked the button to purchase an image. Since there is no dialog confirmation, it just purchased it. Can I get a refund for image 184026629 that was purchased in error?
It's not possible to unlicense an asset. You need to contact Adobe support for an eventual refund. Adobe customer care can be contacted here: https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html - click the small callout at the lower right of the screen and type "agent".
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It's not possible to unlicense an asset. You need to contact Adobe support for an eventual refund. Adobe customer care can be contacted here: https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html - click the small callout at the lower right of the screen and type "agent".
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Adobe support told me there is no way to refund this image. After multiple attempts the chat informs me they no longer refund images. I'm appauled at Adobe's lack of focus on the customer here. Any other ideas on how to resolve this issue? Telephone support has also been garbage 3x transfers to get the same answer. Yes, we are aware of the problem, no we cannot solve this problem.
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I was eventually able to get chat to escalate to someone else who gave me an extra asset to compensate for image selected.
There is still a much larger problem here. All we need to permanently solve this problem is a confirm dialog. Do you wish to purchase this image? That would stop people from accidentally click/purchasing.
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There are other threads regarding this in the past. There were kind Adobe moderators that would give credit to mistakenly licensed images. I am not sure if that's still the case.
I also clicked on an image to view but while the page was reshuffling to complete loading up the image I wanted to click on changed its location from under my mouse and a "license" button for another unwanted image came right under my mouse. Now I have licensed an image that my company wants returned as it is not needed.
This happened five minutes ago.
Can someone help?
Thank you,
Victor