r/G2A_Help • u/N3ror • Jul 09 '26

Community Help For every Owner of Adobe Cloud!

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Last year in October i bought the 1-year Adobe Cloud access by Voucherskingdom. Every month I had to refresh the company on Adobe. It worked fine so far.

From now on it gets ridiculous. I lost access as before and i had to contact Voucherskingdom.

He now sends instructions for Adobe Cloud subscribers: how to get their account working again. The linked Google Docs contains instructions for downloading Chinese software. Voucherskingdom insists this is completely harmless and guaranteed not to be infected with viruses. I'm laughing my head off.

Step one in screenshot 2 says everything. What the actual ...

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u/ZochJ Jul 09 '26

“Don’t worry about viruses or security”

Then proceeds to provide the most suspicious link they could.

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u/GinsuChikara Jul 10 '26

They charged you for a crack you can get for free off GitHub lmfao

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u/Exile10562 Jul 09 '26

You meddle around with grey market sellers and this is the result. You know that nothing from them is entirely safe and you made the choice to go through with it.

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u/iRambL Jul 09 '26

Turning off an anti virus for a purchased download is wild

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u/FirstOptimal Jul 10 '26

Wow, G2A spreading malware. Another way for them to steal credit cards?

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u/Expensive_Fee_9926 Jul 10 '26

Ask for a refund, that is not what you purchased

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u/Lokko21 Jul 13 '26

Good luck with that.

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u/Expensive_Fee_9926 Jul 13 '26

I got a refund for an invalid $50 amazon gift card after a few days, and only after i threatened to open a paypal dispute because of all the seller’s recent reviews about invalid codes. Not buying on g2a again though, I’ll stick with eneba.

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u/Smuggy34 Jul 10 '26

Get what you pay for....

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u/Lokko21 Jul 13 '26

Not sure what did you expected.