Download Error with Adobe Application Manager

Recently purchased Creative Cloud hoever when trying to download keep getting the following error message:
I have also tried to install Adobe Download Assistant however receive the same message. Your urgent assistance with this issue is appreciate as obviously I can not use any of the programs I purchased until this issue is rectified.
Regards
Jeff

OK. I am logged in….but that is where I was earlier. I can’t seem to get a real person…you are the closest I have. When I go to that link, I just keep getting thrown around and around with questions/problems everyone else is having (some the same as mine)…. My problem is that I can’t download the Application Manager. It cuts out on me about 2/3 of the way thru. I think this is the problem some others are having too…but I don’t seem to see any “fixes”. And, no live person to talk thru getting this fixed.
I suppose I could call back on Monday (5 am – 7 pm)… but I was hoping to work on my project tomorrow. I don’t see anyone to call in their 24/7 support.

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Welcome to Adobe Forum,
I would request you to go through the Forum thread http://forums.adobe.com/message/5450382
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5112549.
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