If you’d like to get yourself a discount through a means that is slightly less morally ambiguous, simply upload 300 stock photos.
Quite how this works if you’re informed that there’s a cancelation fee, I’m not sure, but I’ve heard more than one tale of someone holding out for a deal and seeing their entire package terminated. If you try this same trick, keep this in mind: there is a risk that your subscription will simply be canceled. He’s quite pleased and now owes me a beer. He’s now paying significantly less than he was before and can use any Adobe app he wants. I thought I’d done well with my saving - he came away with an annual subscription to the entire Adobe suite for half the normal price.
He followed the same route as me, ignoring the first deal that was offered and opting to speak to an agent via the online chat. Adding one more app can feel very expensive as a result. The Lightroom and Photoshop bundle is a good deal when you consider that individual apps are $21 a month. I was aware that he was interested in trying Capture One, and I also knew that his occasional use of Premiere meant paying $21 a month on top of his $10 per month Lightroom/Photoshop bundle - something that can feel very expensive if you don’t use Premiere professionally. From having randomly wondered what would happen if I tried to cancel my Adobe subscription with no real intention on carrying it through, a few minutes of clicking and chatting had saved myself just under $40.ĭelighted, I mentioned my discount to a colleague. I can add those to your account and you wouldn’t have to pay for the next three months. “Before you make a decision,” wrote Harish, “I see that there are three free months on your subscription that haven’t been applied yet. I explained to Harish that I was thinking of moving from Lightroom to Capture One because it seemed more powerful, has better control over colors, and that I could buy Affinity Photo outright in order to replace my occasional use of Photoshop (check out this article if you're interested in giving Capture One a whirl).
I clicked on “Start chat” and chatted to Harish, one of Adobe’s agents. Intrigued, I wondered what would happen if spoke to one of their operators and opted to discover what the “custom deal” might be. Because the prospect of a fee that was the equivalent of more than four months’ of Lightroom and Photoshop wasn’t enough to put me off canceling, I was presented with a bribe: stick with Adobe and get two months for free. Logging into my account on the Adobe website and finding the right page, I was first warned that I would face a £45 ($58) fee for canceling my annual contract early, but I chose to continue. While exploring out a couple of different packages for my photo editing, I wondered what would happen if I were to try and cancel my subscription to Adobe.
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