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End User License Gems

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the i-agree dept.

satosphere writes "TG Daily has an article on EULA Gems, priceless statements that companies want you to agree to in their End User License Agreement." From the article: "You agree, if purchasing by credit card or charge card, that you permanently and irrevocably waive any and all right to cause a 'chargeback' ... You agree that, if you institute such a "chargeback", it constitutes a material violation of this license, and damages Company in ways impossible to calculate, and with long-term adverse effects to the Company."

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  1. Re:The real question here, is... by bergeron76 · · Score: 0, Troll

    BECAUSE THEY ARE IMPORTANT - asshole.

    Perhaps you should read them before complaining about the CIVIL RIGHTS that you GAVE UP by AGREEING TO THE TERMS / USING THE PRODUCT.

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  2. EULA are illegal, IMHO by robyannetta · · Score: 0, Troll
    IANAL, but I feel that you can't be held to a contract that violates the law.

    "UNNAMEDCOMPANY does not permit unsolicited reviews of its products." is a clear violation of the law. No private/publically held company is higher than the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights to limit my freedom of speech.

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