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Of course you can sue. I can’t imagine spending tens of thousands of dollars on this license and then losing it after just over 10 years.
by paulcole 4y ago
Of course you can sue. I can’t imagine spending tens of thousands of dollars on this license and then losing it after just over 10 years.
- beojan 4y agoWas it really tens of thousands? Looks like 1password 7 standalone was $50, not sure what it used to be when the standalone license was the only option.
- paulcole 4y agoOh, I was thinking this guy wouldn't make a federal case out of $50 that he got 10+ years of value out of lol.
- JohnFen 4y agoI think a small-claims case would be more appropriate. No need to put down large amounts of money to do that.
- paulcole 4y agoNo, I meant that I thought this guy must've paid 10s of thousands for this license that he can no longer use. Because why would he be thinking about suing anyone unless he really feels aggrieved over the amount of money plus 10 years+ of use he got.
- JohnFen 4y agoAh, I see. I thought that he was upset because of the principle of the thing, not because he didn't feel that he got value. It sounds to me like he's saying "a promise is a promise". And he's not wrong on that narrow point. I think that perhaps he took the promise as being more broad than it really was, though -- and any promise of "lifetime" anything will inevitably be broken anyway.