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Cheap OEM Software |
Cheap but quality software: does it sound right to you? Supposing you knew for sure that Adobe OEM Software or Autodesk OEM software was available at a much lower price than the retail version you see in the fancy box with all the endless installation manuals and tons of packaging?
OK, one thing you should make sure of is that the OEM software you're buying is not a demo version, and it is fully functional and up-to-date, of course if you're not looking for some limited edition or if you don't mind installing a little bit outdated version of a program that has all the basic functions needed for everyday work.
So please keep in mind that legitimately purchased OEM software in most cases does not come with user manuals or the original packaging (as this is exactly how the manufacturer passes the savings on to the buyer), but still you can usually count on technical support from the provider. However, should you buy OEM-labeled software from a scammer, it is most likely that you won't be able to get any technical support, let alone software upgrades or service kits - if you manage to get the product at all. So be careful and check twice before you make the payment.
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