Volume Licenses CS6 - CC Team only?

Question

My company currently users Volume Licensing for CS6.
If we are forced into this CC subscription model, will we be able to take advantage of the $30-per-year licenses for the first year for those volume licenses for as many seats as we own? Or will we be forced into Team licensing?
Here's the deal: WE REFUSE TO PAY $70 A MONTH PER SEAT for the "privilege" of having centralized license management. We don't need your damn cloud storage! We have file servers. We have workflow in place. We have collaboration procedures in place.
And does Adobe really think that having centralized licensing and deployment is a feature we should pay MORE for? They NEVER charged us for their Enterprise Deployment Tools before. In fact, we get DISCOUNTS for buying more seats.
But now we are being forced to pay almost 50% more for centrally managed licensing, and worst case, over 100% more if we can't get the $30/mo. price. We won't do that. If we have to, if we are forced to, if our customers upgrade to CC, and MAKE us have to purchase subscriptions, we will purchase single seats, and create as many accounts as we have seats, and put up with the management nightmare of maintaining them all. It's not worth an extra $20 a month per seat, coming out to hundreds of dollars extra a month that they want us to pay for centralized management.
Adobe, if you are listening: We hate you. We REALLY REALLY hate you. And mark my words: If you proceed with this insanity, we will do everything in our power to promote alternatives to Adobe, and encourage our customers to STAY WITH CS6. We'll buy f-ing Quark if we have to. We'll setup an automation server to back-save IDML so we don't have to purchase more than a single copy of InDesign CC. And we are not alone. You believe you are immune from market forces, from the grass roots, from the coordination that social media now gives us? Keep going down this path, and we will make you very very sorry you did this.
It's not too late Adobe. Admit your error in judgment, and we'll all just forget this ever happened. Proceed down this path, and feel our wrath taken out on on your bottom line.

Answer 1

Hi Kartikay,
The problem was that I had a personal free Adobe ID logged in to the Desktop app. I removed that ID, got the original invitation deleted and got another invite which then worked when I signed in with my corporate ID. I have experienced issues using Chrome as my browser though, which may not have helped. Chrome displays blank pages when clicking links from Invitation emails and also from within the desktop app.
I'm on Windows 7 running the most up to date version of Chrome.
Mark