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Originally Posted by gg14870
So I email 1C (that's where I bought it from), tell them I want to return it, they will deactivate the activation code, and refund my money?
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I can only speak for the US. I'm sure other countries have their own set of consumer laws. To make it brief though, here in the US regardless of where the seller is, they must abide by
OUR Tariff Laws, and Consumer Laws/Regulations. No "
if I woulda, coulda, shoulda", applies. If you had the game for 14 days, or less
(some states even more time), a refund must be granted. However, you must show defects, damage, or a malfunction of some sort. Just saying "
I don't like it" with media
(DVD's & CD's) items won't work, but some do to save peace. Unless you want to take legal action as far as false advertisement is concerned, but that is a long, lengthy process, and usually not advised unless you can get a "
Class Action Suit" going. For that no reasonable attorney would take the case unless you meet the minimal participants to get involved. Usually 10+ people. On an international scale it would take a lot more.