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And if you've just paid your yearly prescription last week, you aren't even getting what you paid for: > You’ve charged me, when will I get my refund? >We are
by BurnGpuBurn 7y ago
And if you've just paid your yearly prescription last week, you aren't even getting what you paid for:
> You’ve charged me, when will I get my refund?
>We are unable to issue refunds. Executive order 13884, orders the cessation of all activity with the entities including no sales, service, support, refunds, credits, etc.
So no refunds either. Renting stuff in the cloud is just waiting to be screwed if the country you're in is on the hit list of the US government. And that's not a short list either, btw.
- tornato7 7y agoThat's something credit card chargebacks can be used for, at least in the US.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- diffeomorphism 7y agoAren't both Visa and Mastercard US-based and thus subject to the same executive order? So chargebacks are probably also at the whim of the US.
- AnnoyingSwede 7y agoThat's kind of a two-way wammy.. If anyone owned money to VISA or Mastercard in Venezuela, the creditcard companies would not be able to collect those debts either?
- jeremyjh 7y agoChargebacks are initiated with the issuer's bank, which presumably would be in Venezuela.
- GlitchMr 7y agoCredit and debit cards are specifically exempt from sanctions. That said, the card organizations may use sanctions as an excuse to not go forward with the chargeback process (as in, we will gladly take your money, but refund none of it because sanctions).
- crb002 7y agoConsumer fraud lawsuits, and they don't want Venezuelan cash on their balance sheets.
- radeklew 7y agoThe website changed: >If you purchased directly from Adobe, we will refund you by the end of the month for any paid, but unused services. We are working with our partners on the same. I wonder what caused this. Did something important change, or did Adobe just overreact at first?
- alexvoda 7y agoEven that doesn't fix it. Sure they got their money back. But they aren't allowed to subscribe again so all of the files are locked away in proprietary formats.