2011-08-09, 02:34 PM
Locked Wrote:supposed to be by law.
wrong. They are as they are supposed to be. Nexon operates to the legal standards set upon them.
Quote:The concept is rather simple, if someone is able to pay for a service then they have the right to customer service in the United States, there's no argument about it.
Until they make a contractual agreement surrendering those rights. Cash shop style revenue generation isn't exactly typical well established or in a legally clear place. Contracts are.
Quote:Just because the service is free at the start doesn't mean that it disables all forms of customer satisfaction and their obligation of keeping said service open. People are paying for this and it isn't run by donations.
Actually since you agree to own nothing, it basically is.
Quote:When the hell did I state that the length of a post determines its validity? Seriously, stop shoving words into my mouth and read the damn post.
>implying i've done this to you before.
>implying i didn't read your post.
>continuing to imply that "no, that isn't the way things actually are" is not a valid response to someone who is just mistaken about something on a fundamental level.
Legally speaking, nexon owes you nothing. You "rent" from them rather than buy. I won't even get into the obvious legal complexities that come with a virtual currency that stands freely exchangeable with real world money.