Hello,
I am interested in buying Acrobat X Pro for work (currently using 9 Standard and 6 Standard).
I found a website that is offering a 2 install version of Acrobat X Pro for $274.99 (which comes out to $137.5 per install). I contacted their sales rep and asked if the 2 install meant one user could install Acrobat on 2 devices, or if 2 install meant I could install it on 2 different workstations for two different users. He said it was the latter. I also asked if the version offered was identical to the one on Amazon that costs $393.99 and is a single-user license, and he said it was.
My question to the forum is this: Has anyone ever heard of a 2 install version of Acrobat? It seems unlikely to me, and the price point only compounds the unlikeliness.
Thanks.
Acrobat X Pro 2 install license?
2011-11-03 07:33:20
Answered
My Product Information:
Acrobat Standard, Windows
Acrobat Standard, Windows
2011-11-17 06:38:47
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Greg,
As Dave pointed out, only purchase licenses for Adobe products through reputable channels. Also, I would check into one of the volume licensing options. At one time (don't know if this is current or not) you could start receiving discounts on Adobe products with as few a five seats purchased.
It only requires a call to someone to discuss your current and foreseeable future needs.
Anyone have any experience in the lower-volume agreements care to chime in here, please do so. I'm under CLP/ELP.
Thanks
Doug
As Dave pointed out, only purchase licenses for Adobe products through reputable channels. Also, I would check into one of the volume licensing options. At one time (don't know if this is current or not) you could start receiving discounts on Adobe products with as few a five seats purchased.
It only requires a call to someone to discuss your current and foreseeable future needs.
Anyone have any experience in the lower-volume agreements care to chime in here, please do so. I'm under CLP/ELP.
Thanks
Doug
**NEVER** buy Acrobat software or licenses from websites except those officially authorized by Adobe, and NEVER if the prices or package descriptions sound too cheap or don't match the specifications on Adobe.com - if something sounds too good to be true, you'll never see your money again.