Adobe form central shutting down.

Hi
I am not very happy regarding the way adobe form central has been announced its shutting down, I have received no email regarding this issue only notification on log into my account.
there are no support or option to contact adobe regarding this matter.
I am a fully paid subscriber to the annual service and adobe are closing Form Central in June - My subscription is paid for a full year until dec 2015. I expect at the very least adobe to address annual subscribers and the fact they will no longer be providing a service mid way through their paid year. Combined with the fact i have many active forms.
The service from adobe when it comes to this sort of issue and support has been unacceptable.

Hi!
Many competitors of FormsCentral are checking these forums to help support the displaced users. I'm among them, with JotForm. =)
Our founder wrote a review of how the closure was handled, if it's of interest:
https://medium.com/design-of-a-technology-business/how-to-handle-a-saas-product-shut-down- 9ee92b5f6ec3
The best news is they gave everyone six months to make alternate plans. The blog announcement includes some alternatives, which we were happy to be included on.
FormsCentral is retiring | Adobe Acrobat Blog
JotForm just announced today that we have a one-step Import Wizard, which will migrates all your Adobe forms and response data, into our system. It just takes a minute. We expect it's by far the easiest migration tool available, should you choose to use our service long term.
FormsCentral Alternative: Import Your Forms and Form Responses to JotForm
Best of luck finding an alternate service, and we welcome your feedback.

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