Used copy of Photoshop CS3 qualify for Photoshop Photography Program?

Hi, can I purchase a used copy of Photoshop CS3, that has been de-activated by the previous owner, and then qualify for the $9.99 Photoshop Photography Program subscription?

Hi Jhon_Conte,
The product CS3 & after can be used one too.
I did check the products registered under your email provided here, All the products except Lightroom 5.0 are educational orders which do not qualify for Photoshop+Lightroom CC offer.
Please let us know if you any other product registered as direct retail purchase.
Please check the eligibility at http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/faq.html#pslr-bundle
http://www.adobe.com/store/en_us/popup/offer/ccm_photoshop_app_offer.html
Please feel free to inbox me privately the serial numkber that you are considering to buy,
Regards,
Rajshree

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G

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