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To the extent that Facebook made those promises to someone authorized to disseminate them, I wonder if they've opened themselves up to refund claims well beyond

To the extent that Facebook made those promises to someone authorized to disseminate them, I wonder if they've opened themselves up to refund claims well beyond original purchase dates. If anyone purchased the device relying upon Palmer Luckey's promises, that could be promissory estoppel. (Not a lawyer, etc etc.)

dylan604 6y ago
Did you click "Agree" to the new ToS? We told you of the changes and you agreed. Go fly a kite! --Facebook
- Jade_Jet 6y ago
  To be fair, in my case, I did not. I actually received one as a gift last Christmas. I never got around to setting it up (still in packaging). I was planning on trying it out when I had some free time. Now I have a useless device that I can’t even return since I refuse to create a Facebook account.
  - dylan604 6y ago
    Return it to Amazon.
  - d3nj4l 6y ago
    You can use it for at least two years if you create an oculus account before October, according to the linked statement.
sukilot 6y ago
Class action lawsuit ending in a $20 coupon for next Oculus purchase.