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If you purchased the device from Google, and they locked you out, couldn't you sue them in small claims court? That would at least force them to respond, and i
by derekp7 9y ago
If you purchased the device from Google, and they locked you out, couldn't you sue them in small claims court? That would at least force them to respond, and if they don't they would get a default judgement against them.
If it is possible / likely that a court would hear the case, would your only option then be to sue for monetary damages, or could you sue for them to perform an action (such as reinstating your account)?
- politician 9y agoThe consumer likely "agreed" to this treatment in the TOS/EULA.
- leggomylibro 9y agoYeah, but EULAs don't supersede actual laws. You can't sign over your firstborn child in a EULA, yet.
- dvt 9y agoWhether or not you agreed to a TOS/EULA is irrelevant. It's for a judge to decide whether or not locking you out of your account (rendering a piece of hardware you purchased nigh worthless) is legal.