a ludicrous subscription wasn't enough, they had to go copy cellphone and cable internet providers and have a massive early termination fee.
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in reply to @erica's post:
Adobe is like one of the few companies that it would actively enhance everyones lives if it was broken up and it's feasible for the government to enforce it.
I feel like this must have happened to amazon prime since they let you cancel and not be charged if auto renew renewed itself as long as you don't use prine at any point in the next month
Yeah! The US government is the only body that's allowed to charge you for leaving.
Adobe is one of the first companies I'd love to see get to the finding out part of fucking around but man if I'm not confident the ftc can really do anything to them. Here's hoping
Honestly I'm surprised this lasted this long. This exact policy is why I've never tried even a single Adobe app for any serious work I contemplated.