Price of CS4 (not extended)???
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From: John Stafford on 8 Dec 2009 09:03 In article <hflh15$irg$1(a)aioe.org>, Joe <mesa(a)mine.gmail.com> wrote: > Mike Russell wrote: > > It's a criminal enterprise - I'd avoid it like the plague if only to > > protect your credit card number. > > No all above board. > > You don't know what your talking about and unaware of what is available. > > One thing for sure you are not eligible to buy at thos price. So, who is eligible?
From: John on 8 Dec 2009 13:31 On Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:06:06 +1100, Joe <mesa(a)mine.gmail.com> wrote: >JasonSpr wrote: >> On Dec 7, 12:00 am, Joe <m...(a)mine.gmail.com> wrote: >>> rmo...(a)cox.net wrote: >>>> Besides where to get CS4, I wanted to know what the lowest price I need >>>> to pay is. >>>> On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:28:01 -0500, rmo...(a)cox.net wrote: >>>>> I'm ready to purchase CS4 and, obviously, would like to get the lowest >>>>> price. >>>>> Any suggestions? >>>>> What should I expect to pay? >>>>> Is eBay reliable if I use PayPal? >>>>> Thank you.......... >>> You can get CS4 master collection for $95 genuine version.- Hide quoted text - >>> >>> - Show quoted text - >> >> Joe, from who? Something tells me $95 isn't quite enough for a genuine >> copy. You didn't include a link or anything.. > > >I don't know why I have to provide a link, I know its there, the site >its on, is password protected. so you will not be able to access the >site anyway. > >I just provided the lowest price for which to aim. > >I can post what it states as I have saved the page somewhere.If I can >find the pages!!just changed to W7 all the data is now on a backup HDD. > >On the site also available windows XP and Office 2007 both these are >$34 each. > >Adobe stuff $95 includes $11 postage and you get master collection, >premiere elements, contribute, acrobat, photoshop elements, lightroom >eleven dvd's in all - mac or pc > >These are all Genuine Adobe software, all serials are provided with the >DVD's and its activated with Adobe. I have it on my computer and it adds >lines to the hosts file, part of the activation line, if you know where >to find that, reads > >127.0.0.1 localhost >***.*.*.* ********************** #ADDED BY F5 NETWORKS SSL >TUNNEL - ORIGINAL RECORD# > >I don't know what your copy says. > >I have the Master Collection on my PC and the above is part extract of >that line/s > >I don't intend to disclose any more than that. You can call it BS if you >like but just to stress that it is GENUINE Adobe Software, registered >with Adobe. Take it or leave it I don't care. > >j That line will read 127.0.0.1 activate.adobe.com It just stops CS4 checking that the program activation is genuine.
From: Joe on 8 Dec 2009 15:34 susanne wrote: > > I am a student and paid 700.00 to upgrade to CS4 master collection . I > bought directly from the Adobe education store (which requires proof > of student status) Since the cost of the master collection is $2500.00 > (and BTW the programs listed are not the programs on the master > collection) this is obviosly a scam and not worth your worry or even > the space it takes. You get what you pay for, and I've paid for all my > legit programs times over with the knowledge gained and work I can > legally produce. ( you can get even cheaper student versions for > academic work only called student editions ) Legit is the way to go, > and I have nothing but praise for Adobe. I'll pinch pennies somewhere > else and eat noodles before I'd promote pirated software...it's WRONG > and also pretty ROTTEN to contimplate biting the hand that feeds > you...We should not even justify threads such as this with serious > response. > > check out adobe.com It is the only way to go...and I love that REAL > PEOPLE answer the phone... > > cheers > > susanne Obviously you have not read what was included in the package. So don't make these assumptions..
From: John Stafford on 8 Dec 2009 15:39 In article <hfmd7r$n1u$1(a)aioe.org>, Joe <mesa(a)mine.gmail.com> wrote: > Obviously you have not read what was included in the package. So don't > make these assumptions.. Total BS from a nobody claiming nothing from nowhere.
From: Joe on 8 Dec 2009 15:41
John wrote: > > That line will read > > 127.0.0.1 activate.adobe.com > > It just stops CS4 checking that the program activation is genuine. NO - its not there. I'm aware of that line, I do not want to post it in full on the web but I did give you the note in that line. |