Too good to be true! I'm one to always check reviews before falling for something that seems too good to be true. I was skeptical of this one but it worked out and I'm very happy with this purchase. Don't miss out, everything is legit!

Purchase with confidence I was a little worried at first as I purchased it in the AM and didn’t receive my license for 24 hours. But David explained to me that they had a lot of demand. Everything works great, four stars because it took longer than what they said

You can Trust License Industry - True to their word. I was not sure at first, because I paid for the program at night and was waiting to get the email, and it never came. but after reading the reviews I saw that it should get it in the morning. And yes I did, I got it first thing and was able to get all of the programs they said you would get. After I logged out of the creative cloud, I had to restart my computer. Everything works great.

Stay away from these people!!!! Stay away from these people. So I decided to trust and I did say to myself, if it didn't work out, I would learn. So I signed up in August I believe, and I get an email today from Adobe Genuine team with the exact words, "fraudulent behavior concerning the Adobe license that was used to purchase your Adobe subscription." The subscription came from THESE people. So they are obviously scammers.

I'd give them -5 stars if possible I'd give them -5 stars if possible. This is just another clever way to scam you (and presumably software publishers) out of money. You're offered a "lifetime" subscription when in fact they're gaming the license process. It seems great at first, but you'll only get 2-4 months of full access until the publisher yanks the illegal license and you lose access. Then License Industry ghosts you after sending a generic email explaining how to enable a "perpetual" trial license. Note their refund policy is only 30 days, it's only after 30 days that the wheels fall off of this scam.