Yup. There you are and skydiving no less. LOL
Full version, looks like a decent seller too.
With a Credit Card, you always have fraud protection too!
Well? Did ya get it?
Yeah. $61.00 after shipping. If it is real...then way cool! If not...atleast it is under $100... and not too much of a loss if I can't get my $$ back. Got try. :)
And yeah... That's me on ebay. Plain ole Ninjamom was taken. Since I love skydiving I thought I would just add it on there. :)
Hey, even if its boxed with all the documentation, did the owner remove it from his/her pc before selling it? do you have proof? Think carefully about buying software on ebay (or wherever) licenses are predominately restricted to one pc.
If you want to be above the law and own a legal copy go to a reputable dealer, if you want to be amongst the (ever growing) band of owners of dodgy software then don't pay for it, see a work colleague and get it for free.
btw, I'm one of the former for all of my software ;)
Cracked, stolen, pirated, not legal - and you may have trouble registering it.
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I had that issue with Norton 2004. I bought it off ebay last year and it was cheap. I thought I was getting a good deal. When it arrived it had no box and the code didn't work. It had already expired its useages (since you can only register some products so many times).
The people did fix the issue for me though, but I can tell you that it was very dodgy. The program must have been second hand or something or a fake. But the fact if it was a brand new product, I should not have had trouble with the registration at all.
I'll let you know how it goes. I know. It may be too good to be true...probably is too good too be true. I am keeping my documentation and we will see.
This auction is for the full version for windows operating systems. It is for the CD ONLY which comes with the serial number. This is a fully functional version. This item retails for $650. The only difference is there is no manual, no packaging and the install disc is a replicate. All install disks are guarenteed. No Refunds. Guaranteed to work.. Good luck and happy bidding!
Found this on one of the auctions on ebay. I hope yours didn't say this.
Many people sell the 'old' version once they upgrade. Not truly legal, but that is one way to get an 'authentic' CD.
I got an OEM version of XP Pro off ebay, still shrinkwrapped. no probs.
I got a $10 copy of Paperport, still in the box, the previous version. Works fine. I then got an email from ebay.com - the seller was in trouble for selling software 'illegally'. The seller claimed it was because it was sold too cheap (some companies have some rule about this). i have no idea - the XP deal was shadier (was supposed to come with 'hardware' and didn't). He sold some 200 copies in a month...
Go register for a class at your local community college. get a student ID. go buy the student version. You'll be legit and still spend less than $650.
I'll let you know how it goes. I know. It may be too good to be true...probably is too good too be true. I am keeping my documentation and we will see.
You'll get an installable, workable, full copy of PS7 that you won't be able to register or use as an upgrade platform for subsequent versions.
I just got bit by a similar deal. Bought it online as 'bundled' software that was not sold with a computer because the CS version was now used. I was advised shortly after PS7 was never bundled. Even if it had been, it's still a violation of the license to sell it. The CD appeared factory sealed. Seals can be easily duplicated, though.
I'm $50 poorer and a lot wiser about software scams. When you get the software, go to the Adobe site and try to register the serial number. If the site won't accept it, guess what?
Unless you're willing to use software that's probably being sold in violation of the licensing (ie, illegally), I'd suggest you cancel the transaction.
This auction is for the full version for windows operating systems. It is for the CD ONLY which comes with the serial number. This is a fully functional version. This item retails for $650. The only difference is there is no manual, no packaging and the install disc is a replicate. All install disks are guarenteed. No Refunds. Guaranteed to work.. Good luck and happy bidding!
Found this on one of the auctions on ebay. I hope yours didn't say this.
Many people sell the 'old' version once they upgrade. Not truly legal, but that is one way to get an 'authentic' CD.
I got an OEM version of XP Pro off ebay, still shrinkwrapped. no probs.
I got a $10 copy of Paperport, still in the box, the previous version. Works fine. I then got an email from ebay.com - the seller was in trouble for selling software 'illegally'. The seller claimed it was because it was sold too cheap (some companies have some rule about this). i have no idea - the XP deal was shadier (was supposed to come with 'hardware' and didn't). He sold some 200 copies in a month...
Go register for a class at your local community college. get a student ID. go buy the student version. You'll be legit and still spend less than $650.
I have been registered with NYIP... Can that student ID get me s student version?
I just got bit by a similar deal. Bought it online as 'bundled' software that was not sold with a computer because the CS version was now used. I was advised shortly after PS7 was never bundled. Even if it had been, it's still a violation of the license to sell it. The CD appeared factory sealed. Seals can be easily duplicated, though.
I'm $50 poorer and a lot wiser about software scams. When you get the software, go to the Adobe site and try to register the serial number. If the site won't accept it, guess what?
Unless you're willing to use software that's probably being sold in violation of the licensing (ie, illegally), I'd suggest you cancel the transaction.
I plan on doing this if the serial number doesn't work. I also plan on reporting the seller if that is the case. Worse case...I helped stop on scam one ebay.
I have PS 7, I loaded it using the serial number, but never bothered to register it. In this case, I could sell it to someone else and it would register fine. I get all the updates etc, no problem.
Just a note, I don't intend selling it.
Most of my software is unregistered, although it is all legitimate, fully legal software. Most of the time, I forget to register, plus I don't want all the e-mails from software companies trying to sell me their entire range. So, NinjaMom's PS 7 could be a legit copy!
Well... It would appear that I won't even get a disk at all. Guess I don't have to worry about if it is a legal copy or not. Now to trying to get my $$ back.
