i will answer myself, it might work.
but it is technically still illegal as OEM software is not allowed to be sold as stand-alone products

also, programs like PS or Max are never bundled anyway. conclusion -scam.
the website also mentioned that programs cannot be registered - kind of gives the games away a bit.

Yeah, anything with "trust" in the name...i don't know. Seems like their compensating for something?

yeah, thats a pretty dodgy name for a company, and in my googl'ing i found the same site but under various other URLS.

They're selling cracked software. same thing you'd get if you got it off a torrent site.

p2an -

what they are selling is a cracked copy that does not have a valid serial number. so, while it may work (emphasis on may), you're totally s.o.l. if it doesn't and you can't make a subsequent upgrade copy work (because they'll be no valid serial number to work against).

so, if you absolutely need something, can't find it elsewhere (wink wink), could care less about upgrading or tech support, and are willing to roll the dice a bit, go for it. if not, buy a student version...

it's the US corporations charity foundation, helping poor people get their hands on their precious softwares at a bargain price...

don't be fooled, not legit.