[cbmuser]

> Contracts that involve money over time should state the exact amount you are obligated to pay in total, including any and all fees. Adobe does not currently do that. In Australia at least, they can renew your annual contract at a higher rate without notice. That's not OK with me.

It was shown in screenshots in the Twitter thread that Adobe _actually_ does that.

> The fact that you defend this practice shows where our ethics differ. I do not know how you can justify: A company signing you up for another year at a higher rate without telling you.

So, you think it's justified to punish Adobe for the negligence of the customer?

Both Adobe _and_ the customer have the duty to study a mutual contract before signing it. Not reading what you are signing can also backfire for companies:

> https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/updated-russian-man-turns-ta...