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And that's what WB is offering, isn't it? A replacement. The question is whether you should expect to own and use something for almost 20 years, then get a refu
by karaterobot 2y ago
And that's what WB is offering, isn't it? A replacement. The question is whether you should expect to own and use something for almost 20 years, then get a refund. It'd be nice if they provided one, but I wouldn't say it's obvious to me that they must.
When no replacement discs are available, that's a more interesting edge case where they should feel obligated to do something to make it right in some other way, and I'd say a refund should be on the table.
- undersuit 2y ago>However, as some of the affected titles are no longer in print or the rights have expired, consumers have been offered an exchange for a title of like-value. I'll trade you a copy of "Big Momma's House 2" for your damaged copy of "The Two Towers".
- lxgr 2y agoA refund of 2025 dollars for a purchase made in 2005 ones doesn't sound like a great deal. I bet it wouldn't even cover the cost of "buying" the same movie again digitally in many cases.