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> While we need better consumer protections forcing full refunds when you try to defraud a company doesn't make sense either. Why not? If the license is revoke
by Nextgrid 3y ago
> While we need better consumer protections forcing full refunds when you try to defraud a company doesn't make sense either.
Why not? If the license is revoked then it should be refunded. They are not forced to revoke licenses after all - they can very well ban further purchases from allegedly-fraudulent accounts while allowing them to consume whatever they've already successfully paid for (and that hasn't been charged back obviously) and then they wouldn't have to refund anything.
- Guvante 3y agoYou don't get a refund from Disneyland if they kick you out for stealing. Additionally typically most of the value of the things people purchased is over when actions are taken. You can argue they are owed something but a complete refund is a stretch. For instance at minimum any show can't be worth more than the delta between renting it the number of times you watched and what you paid.