[TheMailMan78]

Originally Posted by cadaveca

THis is BS that i see repeated often.

You cannot know EULA before purchase. Any and all requirements must be stated on the outside of the box, since most retailers will not refund on opened media. This has been fought in court, and won. Either they provide what's on the box, or it constitutes fraud. Many retailers will now give refunds on opened media.

The whole EULA thing should be challenged in court soon as well. Forcing you to agree to such things ,after purchase, but before you can use the software liscence you purchased, in essence, is not a valid method of signing/enforcing a contract. It very simply is placing the user under duress, and as such, any EULA agreement has no way that it will be upheld in court.


It's just a matter of throwing it before the courts, and paying the fees to have it be so. No big deal...

While I agree about the EULA as the law stands NOW we are screwed. Most companies will provide you with a EULA before purchase if requested. So when it does go to court its gonna be a HARD sell its not an agreement.