Too good to be true?

[tonyhays 86]

Found Adobe Premiere Pro (v7) for the price of 74.95, slightly down from $699.00. I'm assuming this is too good to be true. Has anyone used this?
Here's the link:

http://www.ibackups.net/index.php?main=products&sub=showproduct&id=20

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

[lewmonst 0]

i don't know but i'd guess you don't get a serial number (legal registration key) with the download. And you cannot instal the software without it.

just my guess

peace
lew

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[TimHurford 0]

The fine print from their 'conditions' page:

9.1 You understand that in order for iBackups.net to make you a copy of any software, you acknowledge that you are the legal owner of this same software, and are looking to just make a new copy for archival (backup) purposes only. You also agree to destroy all copies of the software in the event it is ever no longer voluntarily in your possession. You understand that only the licensed owner (with a valid serial number, where applicable) of the various software found on iBackups.net may use the services located here. You also acknowledge that the software you have was obtained legally and that you have the legal right to request this backup copy to be made. If you obtained your version though any other means, including any pirated versions, or if you do not already legally own the same version of the software requested, then you may not use this service.

So I guess it is too good to be true!

[tonyhays 86]

Aaaahhh, the cursed fine print. No wonder I don't like reading it, it tells me things I don't want to know

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”