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Since 2001, I've been a customer of Adobe's (NASDAQ: ADBE) great product, Dreamweaver. Basically, it allows for the development of sophisticated websites. The product has gone through a variety of iterations, with the latest being Creative Suite 3.
So on Friday, I purchased the upgrade for $199.00 and downloaded it. Things went well until the software asked for my serial number from one of the older products I purchased.
Unfortunately, I got rejected.
Yes, I had to call customer service (which is usually pretty dicey). All in all, the customer reps were pretty good, though, one of them said that my prior purchases were not eligible. I tried to get an explanation, but I really couldn't understand it. Keep in mind that I have paid a total of $1,579.84 on Dreamweaver products over the years (which does not include the $199 recent purchase).
Continue reading Adobe -- adventures in dealing with customer service
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