It's only illegal if it's clearly opposed to laws. If not, then it is perfectly legal. For instance, they can't deny you a refund since Europe has a law concerning refunds. There has been some debate around digital goods, so the law might have changed surrounding that, but it was just an example.
A lot of ToS aren't contradictory to laws, so they are still binding. You really need someone with a legal background to help you with a ToS
Buy a game and your PC is better than the minimum requirements
Benjamin Baker
Brayden Green
ToS are not legal contracts in the strictest sense, and they can and do get thrown out in court. A checked box is not a signature, for instance. That said, it relies entirely upon the judge not being a piece of shit, if he just brings up that the "contract" is anything but and is only there to legally abuse anyone dumb enough to believe in it, then it gets thrown out.
Evan Smith
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Carter Campbell
most terms and eulas are scare tactics to convince people to not try a refund, they're all almost always contracts of adhesion. as for op if its his first chargeback most banks will do it nqa if he doesn't have a history of abusing it or friendly fraud type stuff. and op also wonders if you can do charge backs with debits yes you absolutely can, its covered under the efta.
Charles Gomez
Is this bait? The issue is not that they denied the refund, the issue is that they revoked the right play the game but didn't give the money back.
Jason Edwards
This is fucking hilarious.
Post this shit around and get a journalist to pick up the story. This is almost as bad as "You will surely get the Karkand"
Lincoln Peterson
itt butthurt slav cannot comprehend the idea of having rights
Blake Ortiz
Dylan Diaz
But you do realize that he still has the right to do a chargeback and get his money back and the game dev/publisher has no say in that, right?
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