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It should be up to the buyer whether or not they choose to take that risk, not to the seller to paternalistically make that decision for them.
by mintplant 11y ago
It should be up to the buyer whether or not they choose to take that risk, not to the seller to paternalistically make that decision for them.
- coldtea 11y agoErrr, isn't traditionally the seller that decides, if, when and for how long they want to sell their wares?
- lhc- 11y agoBut in this case, the buyer already purchased the product.
- st3v3r 11y agoAnd lost it, and was looking for a replacement.
- r-w 11y ago> I wanted to install Aperture on a new laptop; since it's been pulled from the App store I couldn't find it anymore i.e., bought a license and installed the application, but wasn’t given a legal way to do the exact same thing on another computer—one of the rights Apple grants to users of the App Store; nothing lost, no replacement needed