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[[File:Cancellation fee.png|thumb|Reddit user RustyAngles posts a screenshot of Adobe's early cancellation fee]]

Adobe has some subscriptions on their website, which some people think are anti-consumer ~~and therefore not good~~.

Adobe has some subscriptions on their website, which some people think are anti-consumer.

==False advertising==

Some argue that Adobe advertises their products on their website as if they were a monthly subscription but ~~they~~ sign their users up for a yearly subscription without their knowledge.

Some argue that Adobe advertises their products on their website as if they were a monthly subscription but sign their users up for a yearly subscription without their knowledge.

Adobe has a two-week free cancellation policy, but after that, users will be charged for canceling their Adobe subscription.

~~They~~ will then ~~offer~~ deals ~~for users~~ to stay with Adobe longer, which will cause them to go over their two-week free cancellation policy and thus have to pay to cancel.

Users will then be offered deals to stay with Adobe longer, which will cause them to go over their two-week free cancellation policy and thus have to pay to cancel.

==Access to files==

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 [[File:Cancellation fee.png|thumb|Reddit user RustyAngles posts a screenshot of Adobe's early cancellation fee]]
-Adobe has some subscriptions on their website, which some people think are anti-consumer and therefore not good.
+Adobe has some subscriptions on their website, which some people think are anti-consumer.
 ==False advertising==
-Some argue that Adobe advertises their products on their website as if they were a monthly subscription but they sign their users up for a yearly subscription without their knowledge.
+Some argue that Adobe advertises their products on their website as if they were a monthly subscription but sign their users up for a yearly subscription without their knowledge.
 Adobe has a two-week free cancellation policy, but after that, users will be charged for canceling their Adobe subscription.
-They will then offer deals for users to stay with Adobe longer, which will cause them to go over their two-week free cancellation policy and thus have to pay to cancel.
+Users will then be offered deals to stay with Adobe longer, which will cause them to go over their two-week free cancellation policy and thus have to pay to cancel.
 ==Access to files==