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I think any competent lawyer would argue that the software was never guaranteed to have infinite lifespan, and Adobe stopped selling CS3 quite a while ago. The
by 542458 6y ago
I think any competent lawyer would argue that the software was never guaranteed to have infinite lifespan, and Adobe stopped selling CS3 quite a while ago. The EULA explicitly says they don’t warranty anything past 90 days since sale.
But regardless of that, your damages would be limited to what you spent on the license. So definitely not worth your time.
- Thorrez 6y ago>But regardless of that, your damages would be limited to what you spent on the license. So definitely not worth your time. But it could be a class action suit, and if you're the class representative you can get larger compensation.
- schoolornot 6y agoIf you sue Adobe over this they will likely settle over the phone. If you really want to be a jerk, don't settle and make them send a lawyer out to your district. I'm not encouraging any fraud here but if you feel ripped off, a small claims case is totally in order, here. And they normally take about 10 minutes to file for online.
- Wowfunhappy 6y ago> But regardless of that, your damages would be limited to what you spent on the license. So definitely not worth your time. Class action perhaps? Or small claims at the other end?
- hajile 6y agoDon't forget all the time spent learning the beast that is CS3 only to have it stripped away. What is the value of the years it takes to become proficient with such software? Remember, that investment was made on the back of the idea that the software would continue to be usable.