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 Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 11:08 am
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Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 1:34 pm
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Darkness Dragons Revenge Crew
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Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 1:37 pm
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 8:20 am
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Darkness Dragons Revenge Crew
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 2:11 pm
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 4:20 am
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 5:09 am
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Yuki_Windira Queen Spazzy Actually, almost all sites have clauses like that in their terms.
It's just so if they DO shut down, you won't have any claims against them for reimbursement or damages or anything.
Yes, I'm that freak the reads all the terms and rules of every thing I ever use. Sorry, don't want to commit to a contract that wants a soul I don't have. Woulda been nice if they alerted us the change though. Or if they did,it musta gotten lost under the mass of announcements.@.@;
It would have, I'll agree!
A lot of sites put in a clause that goes something along the lines of "We may alert you to changes, so keep your account info up-to-date, but we reserve the right to say nothing and recommend checking our terms every time you use our services."
(I'm not kidding, when I set up my account for my Wii U, they seriously recommended that you check the terms every time you use the system.)
But as long as we don't get those insidious "we can charge you for anything at any time for any reason and you have to pay it or get lost" clauses, we're probably safe.
They put those in, though, and I'm out... |
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 4:22 pm
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Queen Spazzy Yuki_Windira Queen Spazzy Actually, almost all sites have clauses like that in their terms.
It's just so if they DO shut down, you won't have any claims against them for reimbursement or damages or anything.
Yes, I'm that freak the reads all the terms and rules of every thing I ever use. Sorry, don't want to commit to a contract that wants a soul I don't have. Woulda been nice if they alerted us the change though. Or if they did,it musta gotten lost under the mass of announcements.@.@; It would have, I'll agree!
A lot of sites put in a clause that goes something along the lines of "We may alert you to changes, so keep your account info up-to-date, but we reserve the right to say nothing and recommend checking our terms every time you use our services."
(I'm not kidding, when I set up my account for my Wii U, they seriously recommended that you check the terms every time you use the system.)
But as long as we don't get those insidious "we can charge you for anything at any time for any reason and you have to pay it or get lost" clauses, we're probably safe.
They put those in, though, and I'm out...
That'd be an evil thing to do to us if they done that.:< |
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 4:29 pm
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Yuki_Windira Queen Spazzy It would have, I'll agree!
A lot of sites put in a clause that goes something along the lines of "We may alert you to changes, so keep your account info up-to-date, but we reserve the right to say nothing and recommend checking our terms every time you use our services."
(I'm not kidding, when I set up my account for my Wii U, they seriously recommended that you check the terms every time you use the system.)
But as long as we don't get those insidious "we can charge you for anything at any time for any reason and you have to pay it or get lost" clauses, we're probably safe.
They put those in, though, and I'm out... That'd be an evil thing to do to us if they done that.:<
You might be surprised at the number of services that put evil little phrases like that in their terms.
A rather high percentage of free to play games have clauses like that.
I'm really paranoid so I always steer clear of companies that have stuff like that in legally binding contracts. |
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 4:40 pm
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Queen Spazzy Yuki_Windira Queen Spazzy It would have, I'll agree!
A lot of sites put in a clause that goes something along the lines of "We may alert you to changes, so keep your account info up-to-date, but we reserve the right to say nothing and recommend checking our terms every time you use our services."
(I'm not kidding, when I set up my account for my Wii U, they seriously recommended that you check the terms every time you use the system.)
But as long as we don't get those insidious "we can charge you for anything at any time for any reason and you have to pay it or get lost" clauses, we're probably safe.
They put those in, though, and I'm out... That'd be an evil thing to do to us if they done that.:< You might be surprised at the number of services that put evil little phrases like that in their terms.
A rather high percentage of free to play games have clauses like that.
I'm really paranoid so I always steer clear of companies that have stuff like that in legally binding contracts.
I'm always careful about 'free' games since every 'free' game has some sort of pay to do something feature.That or it turns out to be a demo....>> |
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