Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

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  • imported_goya

    #226
    Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

    Originally posted by The Question
    Here is what I have found.

    Under both federal and state law, an ad is unlawful if it tends to mislead or deceive, even if it doesn't actually fool anyone.

    Here are some examples:

    Take control of over 30 land, sea, and air vehicles, including tanks, helicopters, hovercraft, fast attack vehicles, and fighter jets.

    Full in-game community support including, buddy lists, stat tracking, live chat rooms, and in-game clan creation.

    All the bold things were not in the game but are still all over the internet saying that they are in the game. We know they are not in there but do the new people? No they do not.

    unless you have a billion dollars, good luck enforcing it. dice/ea is evil.

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    • The Question

      #227
      Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

      I don't have a billion but I'm middle class.

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      • easycompany25

        #228
        Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

        Originally posted by Ubermensch
        shall i organize the anti-ea rally?
        only if you know how to riot!!!!! :ar15: :guns:

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        • The Question

          #229
          Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

          Yep this topic is doing semi well.

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          • Berrern
            Member
            • Jul 2005
            • 585

            #230
            Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

            Originally posted by SuperDonkey
            Hmmmm yet somehow none of this has stopped you from playing the game for 301h 27m 22s.... right there alone you have played this game longer then most other games you will spend 50 bucks on...

            So how exactly are you getting your point across other than being a whine ass
            I think you've misunderstood my post.
            This isn't about me and my enjoyment of the game (well, to an extent), but the way EA is conducting business.
            I'm just supporting the threadstarter, and adding in my own niggles aswell.

            I do love the game, I play it almost every day, and I think it's great! However, it could've been much better, and I somehow feel cheated by EA.

            Anyway, as I said, this is about EA's way of conducting business - not my gaming experience.

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            • The Question

              #231
              Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

              Remember people... Peace, Love, And Soul!!!!

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