letsdance on 31 March 2010
| Damnyouall said: If the BUYER didn't agree to those terms prior to buying the PS3, they are invalid. |
But they accept the term after purchasing the ps3 thus voiding the previous contract by entering a new one... or did you skip that day in law school?
BTW - your OP doesn't work... it's mostly talking about false advertisement as in if you open the product and there is a missing feature that is printed on the labeling they are breaking the law. Fact is Sony did comply with its description and the user can reasonably expect using the oyther OS feature.
