Adobe is offering rebates of US$75 or US$150 on purchases of two or more eligible products through April 30, 2003.
Buy two or more eligible products for a total price of at least US$349 (C$540), register online, and get a rebate of US$75 by mail. Or buy two or eligible products for a total price of at least US$749 ($C1160), register online, and get a rebate of US$150 by mail.
Choose from upgrades or full versions of:
Adobe After Effects
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This is a fine promotion, but the offer omits the one key fact I need. The collections include four products and typically cost $999 which easily exceeds the minimum purchase. Does one collection count as one purchase or more than one since it includes multiple products. Does one collection and one product count as two products? What about folks like me who just ordered InDesign a few days ago and would now like to buy the Web Collection? Are type products qualified to bump up the product count?