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I bought Photoshop from this site and was working ok. After an update I was faced with either Buy now or 7 day free trial, so Photoshop is now gone after paying these charlatans for it in the first place. They're contact number is a mobile which is always turned off and I've had no replies to my emails. AVOID. SCAMMERS!
Reported to ncsc.gov.uk
These claim to be a legitimate Adobe reseller, even boast Adobe Partner logos on their site. Once purchased, they send you a large .rar file instead of an Adobe downloader.
I confirmed with Adobe they are not their partner and everyone should steer clear. Adobe investigates.
Now I'm stuck in a Paypal dispute so you don't have to be. Avoid like the plague.
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