wanted the credit card numbers. Lied and told him I could I could not pay for it and he offered it to me for free. Look his number up and had a second though about him giving me "free things".
Our old credit card was used fraudulently and bank closed it. Our son gave new card number to Adobe (payment probably late), then the next day I got a call from this number saying it was Adobe calling to verify that a payment was made. The gentleman calling had a foreign accent, and I had never received such a call before after a payment was made, so I was suspicious.
It's Adobe... The recorded message directs you to your account page on Adobe. It's for when they have trouble charging you, or your credit card information on file is incorrect.
I just got a call from this number as well. I do currently have an Adobe monthly subscription but there is no way they would be calling to "update" my credit card information. If it is a subscription service and not paid on time they would just cancel the service until paid. If you get a call from this number DO NOT GIVE THEM your information.