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Edited by X DeHaan Solo X:
9/18/2015 10:07:43 AM
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I Stopped Paying for Netflix and Now I Can't Watch Movies, RIPOFF!
So I've paid for Netflix for an entire year! I've invested so much time into Orange is the New Black and House of Cards, I even grinded every episode of Friends last month! Now, I log in today and all of it is gone! I can't even watch movies that I have been able to watch for a full year!
I don't get it. I've been a loyal customer for a year, and just because I stopped paying, I get locked out of content. Well I wont be giving them my business anymore, scammers.[spoiler]Do you get it now?[/spoiler]
EDIT 1: I seem to be getting a lot of similar replies, usually directed at claiming Destiny is not a "subscription" service and that we the players "own" the game. I'm sorry boys and girls, we do not own anything. We paid for a liscence to access Destiny's content; content which is subject to change or even be removed for those who don't update their liscence. This was all outlined in the EULA you blindly accepted a year ago.
EDIT 2: "LIMITED USE LICENSE: Bungie grants you the non-exclusive, personal, non-transferable, limited right and license to install and use one copy of this Program solely for your non-commercial use. All rights not specifically granted are reserved by Bungie. The Program is licensed, not sold, for your use. Your license confers no title or ownership in this Program, and should not be construed as a sale of any rights in this Program."
EDIT 3: Jesus this is still going, this is fantastic. It looks like the verdict is roughly about 50/50 on people agreeing with me, or calling me some derivative of the word retard. To each their own I guess. I'd hope you guys get this worked up when Norton Antivirus tries to charge you for updates, and then removes features when you don't pay. Because, you know, you bought a disk, so you're clearly entitled.
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I don't know about Norton, have not used it for at least 20 years because it seemed too resource hungry. I use ESET Nod32, pay for a two or three year license and get precisely what was promised when ESET made their offer to me for the period described. They have never within months of my purchase locked me out of any of the features of what I originally purchased - unless I paid them more money for a new and enhanced version of their product. Bungie/Activision do not specify a time period for which you should expect to enjoy all of the content you have purchased. In the absence of such a specification the duration should be "reasonable". In my case, Bungie/Activision defined reasonable as five months for the vanilla, two months for the Dark Below and less than one month for House of Wolves. Fortunately both Amazon and Microsoft have agreed with me that the durations were not reasonable and to refund me in full for for my purchases. They, no doubt, will substract those refunds from their payments to Bungie/Activision. My chat with the Microsoft Manager was interesting, he was very interested in my account of what Bungie/Activision had done. I felt afterwards there was a clear knowledge at Microsoft that Bungie/Activision have created a problem for them. Amazon refunded immediately; initial operator at Microsoft was clueless and I had to ask to chat to a manager. To be honest, my friends and I were going to continue playing, especially Dark Below and House of Wolves for a few months before purchasing Taken King. But when we realised we were locked out of playing missions/strikes on a higher level and that it was impossible to go beyond 34 without TTK, we decided it was time to get off this hamster wheel.
