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It appears that a seller sold me pirated software. What should/can I do about that?
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It appears that a seller sold me pirated software. What should/can I do about that?
rfmtm
Mentor1 year agoWas this a digital download or did you actually receive a CD of the software?
wsmith3928
OP1 year agoI received a DVD. It was claimed to be the unsold stock of a computer store that went out of business; however, after opening the various files there are only two language packs: Russian and English. I really need/want a legitimate version of PS CS6 and I have been searching ebay for a legal copy. In the process of that I have found several other instances of this same DVD being offered for the same extremely low price.
Bestelnummer: 14-08860-34903
Sold by: jl2-49
The software cannot be registered because there are no auto-registration files like my version of CS2 which I received directly from Adobe. And the PS CS6 does not support any of the normal third-party plug-ins such as Neat Image and two astrophotography packages.
rfmtm
Mentor1 year agoYou can always check the serial number with Adobe. Otherwise, Open a Return Request for an ITEM NOT AS DESCRIBED, counterfeit. Seller will pay for the return, if he wants it back, and/or refund. If no response by the fourth day, go back and ask ebay to step in. Do not close or let the case expire without doing this, if not resolved.
Note that I have bought computer store closeouts and/or software that was included with as a freebie with something else that were all legit and could be registered. If you can't register it and/or it won't update it is counterfeit, but easy enough to check the serial number with the manufacturer.
wsmith3928
OP1 year agoIt appears that micpor-1554 is selling the same Photoshop CS6 Extended - DVD Version on ebay.com.