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Some years ago, I bought a perpetual license for FlashBuilder 4.7. Recently, it failed to build an Air package because the product, which hasn't been updated fo
by edko 10y ago
Some years ago, I bought a perpetual license for FlashBuilder 4.7. Recently, it failed to build an Air package because the product, which hasn't been updated for years, connects to an obsolete time server. To fix the problem, I followed the directions in Adobe's support site. Right after doing this, it asked me to re-enter my license key. It rejected it, saying it was no longer valid. A license that was sold as perpetual, no longer valid!
Their support was completely worthless: after being redirected to five different support teams that had no clue how to solve my issue, I realized I was never going to get a solution, and gave up.
My personal lesson learned: never buy or use anything from Adobe ever again.
- tiatia 10y agoEmail them, ask your money back.
- vic-traill 10y ago>connects to an obsolete time server Obsolete in what sense? A hosts file entry might be your friend in this scenario, if you're referring to a no-longer-reachable time server. Anyway, sorry to hear that code rot screwed you out of a perpetual license.