So?? A customer is buying X features for Y dollars. It doesn't matter if certain other features are there and disabled, because that's not what the customer pa

So?? A customer is buying X features for Y dollars. It doesn't matter if certain other features are there and disabled, because that's not what the customer paid for. Software does this all the time as well. Say you get the first three levels of a game for free. You have to pay to get an unlock code for all ten levels. Is it unfair that you really got the whole game for free and that you are being kept from accessing it unless you pay? If you get the features you pay for, then the transaction was legitimate. Fin.