I made a similar mistake, purchasing Premier via Groupon from a “company” (I use that term very loosely) which identifies itself as “Belllis Llc.” Yes, that’s three l’s in Belllis and “Llc” and not “LLC.” I realized too late that the activation code is good for only one computer, and as most of you likely know, a legitimate product allows downloads on five computers. The email sent with the code was clearly hand-generated and had no branding in it (not even Groupon branding). At this point, I’m just keeping an eye on my bank account and hoping for the best. I’ve notified Groupon (and just trying to spread the word here and where I can) that it does them no good to be partnered with a scam operation. And, of course, it ended up being no bargain, since the code only worked on one computer.
