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  1. 08-26-2013 05:00 AM #1
    WarJunkie
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    Quote Originally Posted by kazaran View Post
    Local laws, only apply to local business not international trade of software.

    Under agreement they have specific time to fix bugs within a legitimate period. As well as the responsibility of the datacenters they contracted, have to resolve issues, and synch data.

    The op posted terms that do not apply internationally, nor to software distribution.
    Not so. UK/EU/AUS all have specific consumer/commercial laws that treat online purchases of products/services etc (including software) under local rules and regulations. Countries who wish to do business in said countries agree to these as part of their bilateral etc trading agreements, which can (and do) override existing contract 'no refund' clauses in certain circumstances. Speaking only for AUS online consumer protection covered by Australian Consumer Law (ACL) has (generally) increased over the past decade due to a number of high profile fraud/money laundering cases.

    How easy it is to enforce this is an entirely different matter however It's one thing to have the rules, another to make them work
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    Last edited by WarJunkie; 08-26-2013 at 05:06 AM.
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