| Legend11 said:
Oh and by the way here's a little something from the service contract: 15. LIABILITY LIMITATION. You can recover from the Microsoft parties for all claims only direct damages up to a total, aggregate amount equal to your Service fee for one month. You cannot recover any other damages, including consequential, lost profits, special, indirect, incidental, or punitive damages. |
1. read my edited post
2. what does that Liability limitation claim suppose to mean? did you even read OP? he “submitted a notice” to Microsoft that he was “unilaterally amending the terms of service,” and if Microsoft did not terminate his Xbox Live membership, such changes would take effect in 10 days. this is about how he changed the terms of service, what does MS' terms have to do with anything? don't argue with me about the legal rights involved, it's the court's decision, and I never said he is absolutely right in everything since I never read everything in his claims. I only support how he showed that companies are bonded by the same rules as consumers, which most of us seem to forget these days.
and by companies I mean COMPANIES, which includes Sony, Apple, Ebay, and every other greedy money grubbers out there, not just Microsoft. just saying it since you seem so hell bend on arguing about what MS did in this. I don't give a crap about his histroy with MS, I only support his attitude towards big corporations as a consumer.
