Adobe not being helpful rather creating problems

I have been working with HSBC Turkey. They recently had their customers ID stolen and tightened their credit card payments. Adobe like many other firms could not get its payment. While all other firms had solved this with HSBC in corporate basis. Adobe Turkey decided not to solve it and rather advised me to change my bank!!!! Now they just cut all my adobe services. This is ridiculous!!!

I understand your situation, please try to understand that CC is a subscription based on monthly payment, Adobe does not communicate with Bank regarding their policies.
Regards
Rajshree

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