Why in the world would you think you could get a legitimate license for SketchUp from some nobody who is not authorized to sell it? You should contact eBay and see if you can get your 39.99 back.
By the way, if you have a Subscription to SketchUp Pro, please correct your forum profile. You aren’t using SketchUp for Schools.
Caught me out, ok it’s a boatshed for sale and I have no steak knives but as @TDahl suggested I do have a Brooklyn bridge less than 2miles away so I’ll throw that in. It’s in peak condition as it barely gets used since they put the freeway in.
Social media platforms care only about the amount of traffic they receive. They don’t care what that traffic is. It’s why social media remains infested with [hostile foreign power] troll farm bots.
I hope somebody helps you out. It can be tough for those who may not be on top of these things at all times. There are so many scumbags out there intent on exploiting decent, trusting people.
What gets me is, is it irony ‘that the OP came to the official forum to complain the seller of cracked software had conned them.’ I struggle with this regularly.
The buyer probably had no idea the seller was offering cracked software. The buyer likely assumed it was completely legit. Not everybody is savvy in all things. The buyer may be a very elderly person, and elderly people are routinely targeted and swindled by filthy lowlifes.