Adobe CS5 Creative Suite Premium (Teacher/Student) MAC $375

J. Odoms

J. Odoms

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I purchased this CS5 Production Premium about 2months ago and ended up going with FCS instead. The only problem is that I couldn't return it, even though it hadn't been opened nor registered.

I am selling it because I would like to recoup those funds.

It's NEVER been registered and is a LEGIT copy, and not a TORRENT.

I am a fan of paying for what we use, so if you need this version here it is.

I paid $500+ Chicago tax which is 10% so $550 from my school but I'll let it go for $375 shipped.

If you need it, here is it this PERFECT chance to save some money.
 

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You're going to want to read the EULA that came with your software... I have the student/teacher master collection and mine has a STRICT no resale policy. I'm pretty sure this forum also has policies against the illegal sale of software. (I'm not saying that your sale IS illegal, but you'll want to go over the EULA to be sure it isn't) You don't want to get yourself or DVXuser.com in a legal pinch...

Thanks!
 
I HIGHLY doubt there is an issue, especicially considering Adobe requires the individual prior to activating the software to prove student/teacher status.

As for DVXUSER i couldn't imagine that Adobe would prowl these boards looking for someome to sue, that is if there is anything wrong with selling unused software. Not to mention they Got there money when I bought it, so it still stands ADOBE software for sell, but thanks for your concern.
 
Shaggy is 100% correct. You may NOT legally resell the software, it even says so on the box, on the spine, in the last paragraph. On the other hand, it's unlikely Adobe will slam anyone over it. Personally I've sold two old versions of student CS-whatever to other students, knowing full well that technically I shouldn't have.
 
Hate to say this, but you agreed to the EULA as part of the purchase.

If the EULA says you can't sell it, then honor your agreement.
 
Serioisly guys this thread has done nothing but to prove my personal thoughts on how ridiculous software companies are. The software was NEVER registered, so thus it stands that I simply gave Adobe $500. Which regardles of what you say that provided me with a liscense use of that software. So I should be able to do with that liscense as I saw fit. Given that I would be bound to sell it to a student/teacher it would not be wrong.
 
Yep, Adobe has some ridiculous stipulations in their licensing, almost to the point of making their loyal customers want to pirate or walk away completely. They don't even cut any slack to schools. Yes, you should be able to, but...

From a legal standpoint, the EULA is enforceable once someone opens the package and clicks "I agree", or something along those lines, so I wonder what the deal is when the package has not yet been opened, and the buyer has not yet agreed to the EULA. I'd say, call Adobe and either request a full refund (no harm, no foul), or clarification about resale under your circumstances. Hell, if it hasn't been too long, maybe your credit card company might be able to give you a refund.
 
There is no EULA unless he agrees to it. Without opening the package there is no way to read and understand the EULA so he can accept it or not. There is no proof, seeing how the package is unopened, that there even is a EULA that applies. So he purchased a commodity and is reselling that commodity. If he busts the seal, all bets are off.
 
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