Not every chamber in the revolver has to have a bullet in it to make playing Russian Roulette a pretty hazardous idea… It’s because overwhelmingly (for all the reasons cited above) the player doesn’t know which one he will get – and the consequences of getting it wrong are bad. That is again an overly simplistic (and ultimately pointless) argument. No one ever said that absolutely every single copy on eBay was a fake, Scott, nor that there weren’t at least some legitimate products out there.
If you have a SOUND argument, address each one of these numbered points specifically. What IS naive’ is your gross generalizations. If you want access to many systems you don’t charge people hundreds of dollars for access to their system.
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Does that mean ALL used software for sale is counterfeit? NO it doesn’t.ĥ) Why would someone trying to infect millions of computers charge hundreds and thousands of dollars for software with viruses and trojan horses? How does the fee to get through that gate help them? That is a crazy rational. Yes, there may be counterfeits out there for sale. If used software is not legitimate why does Adobe have this process in place?ģ) How many legitimate copies of software exist in the world today? When one of those owners no longer uses the software, does it suddenly become counterfeit? How? Why?Ĥ) There just aren’t that many pieces of used software for sale online to believe this is a huge problem affecting ALL used software. How or why is my software suddenly a hack or counterfeit?Ģ) Adobe themselves have a process of ownership transfer for their software.
Let me make this simple.ġ) I have software purchased legitimately from Adobe.
Sorry, but you have failed to reasonable respond to my comment with a compelling well reasoned argument.
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