Scam Site .Serum 2 is not a genuine copy
Scam Site .Serum 2 is not a genuine copy
20 March 2026
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Do not purchase Serum 2
Do not purchase Serum 2 its only v2.0.16 and can not be updated as its obviously a knock off version.
If you buy any presets for it there's chance they won't work as they were created on a newer version.
They did send me an update file but that just turned my version into a timed Demo mode.
I would like a refund so i can purchase the genuine version but they don't answer my emails now.
14 January 2026
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I was cheated…
The Shop sells me a not legal copy of serum 2. I cames in a RAR file with a Mac and Windows version. The installer of the mac version was not signed so I could not install. xfer has confirmed that it is an illegal copy. So I was cheated.
11 January 2026
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