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>> No. 25474 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 4:22 pm
25474 Sod That!
I only signed for this because there was deadline coming at me like a freight train and I panicked, now I get this crap. God damn, what a load.
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>> No. 25475 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 4:27 pm
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I don't know what the fuck that is but cancel everything then ban them from you bank account side.
>> No. 25476 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 4:36 pm
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>>25475

How do you ban something from your bank account?
>> No. 25477 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 4:47 pm
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>>25476

I assume prevent any direct debits from coming out of your account?
>> No. 25478 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 4:58 pm
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Adobe are a shower of cunts.
>> No. 25479 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 5:48 pm
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>>25477

Regardless, I demanded customer support not charge me the 90 quid "cancellation fee", and a man by the of Rahul said he'd cancel it with no charge.

However, if there is £90 missing from my account tomorrow, Mr Rahul's going to be missing his best trainers before Saturday.

>>25478

I could not agree more, I didn't make a subscription earlier in my course because I felt uneasy about just "renting" the product, rather than buying it outright. Turns out I was totally and completely correct.

There's also odd things like having to download another application to uninstall the Creative Cloud, which seems like it could have been included in the CC itself, but maybe not. It does seem like they're making it more of a ball ache in the hopes you won't actually do it. Or is that just total paranoid idiocy on my part?
>> No. 25480 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 6:06 pm
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>>25479
So, to be clear, you knowingly signed up for a year-long contract, and just wanted to cancel partway? I can see why they wanted the money, and you're lucky that the person on the other end was in a good mood.

Just be aware that if they do take the money, you may be able to request a chargeback but you'd be committing fraud if you did.
>> No. 25481 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 6:29 pm
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>>25480

I never knowingly did anything except make that joke.

I was forced into it during a time of stress, pressure and limited time. I'd never have used to product had I had any other option.
>> No. 25482 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 7:33 pm
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>>25481
You weren't forced into anything, lad.
>> No. 25483 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 7:43 pm
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>>25482

It could reasonably be argued that the ubiquity of proprietary file formats is a form of monopolistic coercion. If you do professional graphics work, using Adobe software is effectively mandatory for interoperability reasons. Adobe make it deliberately difficult for other software developers to support .psd or .ai files.
>> No. 25484 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 8:01 pm
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>>25483
That would only hold if you were somehow being forced to do professional graphics work. If you don't want to deal with paying them, go work for someone else instead of going freelance. If you don't want to deal with them at all, take up a different trade. Also, nobody who buys a Mac gets to complain about how expensive Adobe shit is.
>> No. 25485 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 8:07 pm
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>>25482

In a choice between having wasted 8 months and reasonable sums of money in pursuit of a qualification, and getting my own subscription to the Adobe service, I would argue only the latter option was acceptable, and therefore I had no real choice at all.

>>25484

Who said I owned a Mac?
>> No. 25486 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 8:27 pm
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>>25485
>In a choice between having wasted 8 months and reasonable sums of money in pursuit of a qualification, and getting my own subscription to the Adobe service
But that's not a choice you were forced to make, is it? Who chose to do the course? Who chose a provider that doesn't give you access to the software you need to complete the course?

>Who said I owned a Mac?
Who said that was aimed specifically at you?
>> No. 25487 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 9:45 pm
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>>25486

You know what, I don't care. You seem like one of those people who has to play amateur defence lawyer whenever there's any kind of issue. Relax, or don't, it's whatever.

Rahul sorted it, I got my project done, and you may as well not exist.
>> No. 25488 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 10:18 pm
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>>25485
Why didn't you just pirate it like every other cheapskate?
>> No. 25489 Anonymous
13th July 2017
Thursday 10:25 pm
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>>25488

It was very time sensitive and I'm embarrassingly dull witted at what I believe technoticians refer to as "computer lark".
>> No. 25492 Anonymous
14th July 2017
Friday 11:22 pm
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>>25489
Fuck sake.
>> No. 25493 Anonymous
14th July 2017
Friday 11:32 pm
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>>25492

How no to virus, man? How no to virus?
>> No. 25494 Anonymous
14th July 2017
Friday 11:56 pm
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>>25493

Windows XP. It's so old nobody makes viruses for it anymore.
>> No. 25495 Anonymous
16th July 2017
Sunday 2:39 pm
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>>25494
The NHS disagrees.

>>25474
Next time, don't leave it so late and just pirate the damn thing. I only buy applications from companies that aren't twats.
>> No. 25496 Anonymous
16th July 2017
Sunday 3:23 pm
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>>25495
https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/30/15712542/windows-xp-wannacry-protect-ransomware-blue-screen
>> No. 25732 Anonymous
7th September 2017
Thursday 2:54 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afSsyEEUswo
Just glad our ISP's aren't this shit.

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