2009-10-28, 03:11 AM
mik3yboi Wrote:[SIZE="3"]If it does Nexon could get sued for false advertisement.[/SIZE]
Who'd bother to spend several thousand dollars in legal fees for what's at most a 10$ item?
When you sue a company it has to be for the damages they caused you - ie reimbursement. Punitive damages above/beyond replacement value is only awarded at the discretion of the court and only for points where they feel the crime was worthy of making an example of the company beyond just fixing the problem to encourage them not to do it again.
Even with my lawyers on retainer already if I brought them this case they'd tell me it's not worth their time.
Even going class action on this would be nearly pointless.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.