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I imagine this is one of those extremely common situations where the law doesn’t matter. Even if you are entitled to some compensation, how are you going to get
by KMnO4 4y ago
I imagine this is one of those extremely common situations where the law doesn’t matter. Even if you are entitled to some compensation, how are you going to get it?
The only recourse is taking them to court which will end up costing your time, money, and sanity.
- planede 4y agoI think it could be an easyish case for small claims. Bought software at X date, used it for Y years, expected to use it for a further Z years in professional career, and now you can only use it for 2 further years, instead of Z. Get atleast a refund for the years that you won't be able to use.
- SturgeonsLaw 4y agoCost of lifetime license: $39 Time used so far: 4 years Time remaining with new license: 2 years Time lost due to license change: 20 years Damages awarded to the plaintiff: $30
- Pxtl 4y agoI mean if there are a large enough group of users with that lifetime license a class-action might be worthwhile for an enterprising law firm.
- mrguyorama 4y agoName a class action suit that harmed a business enough that the violation they committed was no longer profitable.