freeranger
Well-known
Has anyone taken advantage of adobe's offer on the CS2 student edition? (£97 amazon.co.uk)
I am thinking of getting one to register for my 7 year old son. As far as I can see there are no age restrictions on this offer, only that you must provide proof that it will be registered under the name of someone in full-time education, and declare it will not be used for commercial purposes. His school has provided me with a headed letter confirming his enrolment at the school, I have a photocopy of his i.d. card and am all set to buy the software......
but it all seems a bit too good to be true. Is there something I'm missing? Will I pay for CS2 then be denied an access key because of something I have missed. If so, will I get a refund from Amazon? Help!
I am thinking of getting one to register for my 7 year old son. As far as I can see there are no age restrictions on this offer, only that you must provide proof that it will be registered under the name of someone in full-time education, and declare it will not be used for commercial purposes. His school has provided me with a headed letter confirming his enrolment at the school, I have a photocopy of his i.d. card and am all set to buy the software......
but it all seems a bit too good to be true. Is there something I'm missing? Will I pay for CS2 then be denied an access key because of something I have missed. If so, will I get a refund from Amazon? Help!
Jamie123
Veteran
I have no experience with this but I don't see why it should be a problem.
I bought the entire Adobe CS2 Premium Suite from the Univ of CT bookstore with my wife's student ID (she was enrolled in the graduate school) for $199. If you can get it go for it.
Kim Coxon
Moderator
With my daughter at University, I am sorely tempted.
Kim
Kim
freeranger
Well-known
Well, my 7 year old should be going to university soon...he got full marks in the Beano Summer Special quiz page this year....maybe if I send them a photocopy of that...