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Seriously?
Adobe promo: These one-time deals are available until Friday, March 1, 2019.
So . . . you’re holding a “Like it’s Black Friday Again!” promo that ENDS BEFORE FRIDAY?
Not too bright!
Can’t purchase UNTIL FRIDAY, 3-1-2019.
Hi William,
The current discounted CC pricing is the exact same as what Adobe offered on Black Friday 2018…
This new sale on Creative Cloud runs this week through Friday 3/1/2019.
You can certainly purchase now, or any day up until Friday.
Normally Adobe only offers such deals only once per year, so this is an unexpected and pleasant surprise.
Not sure where the confusion lies, but post back if that’s not clear.
Creative Cloud for Individuals not available when I click the link. Only for Teachers and Students.
Hi De, where are you located? The offer is available in some countries but not all geographies worldwide, as noted in the article… Sorry if your region is not included!
@ProDesignTools
Yes, I’ve noticed its fairly typical of Adobe to offer exceptional deals to:
1. First Time users
2. USA buyers only
Meanwhile, loyal overseas users are screwed over year after year, In Australia I’m paying US$56 a month… and NEVER get offered a discount for my loyalty.
Actually the last big sale Adobe offered included much of Europe, Africa, and the Pacific Rim.
And your paying US$56/month for All Apps is about the same as what most U.S. customers pay: $52.99/month. Your rate is always quoted with tax (GST/VAT) included – whereas in the States, prices are always quoted without tax… and it’s added afterwards to the final total.
Just to make sure the comparison is apples-to-apples.