Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

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  • imported_Got Your Back

    #46
    Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

    There are three words that save ANY company who sells or Markets things from lawsuits. Ready for this ?



    MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!!!!!

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    • The Question

      #47
      Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

      Originally posted by Got Your Back
      There are three words that save ANY company who sells or Markets things from lawsuits. Ready for this ?



      MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!!!!!
      BULL!!! BULLY BULLY!!!

      I tried that back in the day and I had to keep it due to the fact I opened it.. No store will let you take back something that has been opened unless it is used. No matter what.

      But I got past that with Star Wars force commander. I brought it new and it had a glitch. So I took it back for another and it did the same damn thing! It was like that batch was whacked.

      So after taking it back so many times they gave me my money back lol. Then I took back Reign of fire because it also had a real glitch in it. Every damn copy I had skipped. Then I had that DBZ Broly movie.

      Every copy was scratched becaue it would come out the disc holder in the case and get scratched. So NO YOU CANNOT BRING THEM BACK UNLESS YOU FIND LOOP HOLES!

      EA has made me so damn mad that finding loop holes is not enough. I want this to be fixed or my money back in full.

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      • imported_Got Your Back

        #48
        Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

        Originally posted by The Question
        BULL!!! BULLY BULLY!!!

        I tried that back in the day and I had to keep it due to the fact I opened it.. No store will let you take back something that has been opened unless it is used. No matter what.

        But I got past that with Star Wars force commander. I brought it new and it had a glitch. So I took it back for another and it did the same damn thing! It was like that batch was whacked.

        So after taking it back so many times they gave me my money back lol. Then I took back Reign of fire because it also had a real glitch in it. Every damn copy I had skipped. Then I had that DBZ Broly movie.

        Every copy was scratched becaue it would come out the disc holder in the case and get scratched. So NO YOU CANNOT BRING THEM BACK UNLESS YOU FIND LOOP HOLES!

        EA has made me so damn mad that finding loop holes is not enough. I want this to be fixed or my money back in full.
        If you are not happy with your game for ANY reason, EA will refund your money IN FULL (minus S&H) Not sure if it 30, 60 or 90 day guarantee, but they WILL.
        If the game disk is defective, you can always go to the place you bought it & they will exchange it for another one. If they don't, then I wouldn't ever do business with them. They WON'T refund money on games or music because of the bootlegging factor.
        Sounds to me like you have a bad cd-rom drive to me. I have never had a game scratched to where it screwed up in all my years of playing pc games.

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        • The Question

          #49
          Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

          I had force commander years ago. And it was played on my old pc. Now the movie could have been from a bad master copy that all dvd's are made from.

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          • Keith Maniac

            #50
            Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

            So you're angry for EA because they didnt include hovercrafts and buttbuddylists and other ESSENTIAL features?

            Please, choke yourself.

            Realtime chat and in-game clan creation.. big-****ing-deal. :laugh:

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            • MrBenis

              #51
              Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

              Keith Maniac you are missing the point. What we have here is a plausible case of false advertising, and it must be dealt with accordingly. If we, the consumer sit by idly, then sooner or later our precious BF2 is going to become pay-to-play just like WoW ("improvement"). If you've bought the game, you've bought rights to bitch and moan about bugs, glitches, mis-balances and all that hoo-haa.

              You've also bought the rights to cut EA and Dice off at the knees for screwing you around with faulty/incomplete software.

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              • Blak_Phoenix

                #52
                Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                Watch you language, but yes thats exactly our point.

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                • The Question

                  #53
                  Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                  The more of you that contact the BBB the better. So hope to it peeps!

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                  • SpeedyGonzales

                    #54
                    Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                    Originally posted by retsill
                    A class action suit by all owners of the game with a good lawyer looking for money might work.

                    We the gammer would get about $1 out of it.
                    I heard there are 3 people in Maryland who have started a class action
                    suit against EA.. but they have listed more games than just BF2 in it..

                    and getting $1 isnt the point... its the sting to EA..

                    but overall, youre right..the average person by him/herself cant do anything
                    about EAs bad product..

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                    • The Question

                      #55
                      Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                      What I am hoping for is that EA will learn that the public is angry at the fact that EA is dropping games just to make a quick buck in this case a quick $50.

                      If enough of us write to the Better Business Bureau EA will have no choice but to add what was planned to make all the sites correct, fix the general information to not add the features that were not included in the game, might be forced to fix the many bugs they said were going to be fixed in this 3rd patch, give us all a refund which I could love right now, or they could just screw us over and lose our cash for their next hits.

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                      • SpeedyGonzales

                        #56
                        Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                        Originally posted by The Question
                        What I am hoping for is that EA will learn that the public is angry at the fact that EA is dropping games just to make a quick buck in this case a quick $50.

                        If enough of us write to the Better Business Bureau EA will have no choice but to add what was planned to make all the sites correct, fix the general information to not add the features that were not included in the game, might be forced to fix the many bugs they said were going to be fixed in this 3rd patch, give us all a refund which I could love right now, or they could just screw us over and lose our cash for their next hits.
                        Ive seen this before dozen times.. EA doesnt care..

                        They got your 30 bucks... They got my 30 bucks... and a tens of thousands
                        of other peoples, as well..

                        That was their primary goal... NOT finishing the game.. nor supporting it.

                        Whatever your line of work is.. try doing 90% of it...then stopping..
                        Push it..Sell it..whatever.... see how far YOU get that way? Not far
                        probably...perhaps even fired... EA hasnt this worry.. major corporation
                        got all our money..use our own money to defend against any litigation.

                        sadly a lot of game companies are well developed in the scam dept.

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                        • Finalheaven

                          #57
                          Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                          Originally posted by retsill
                          A class action suit by all owners of the game with a good lawyer looking for money might work.

                          We the gammer would get about $1 out of it.
                          It doesn't need to be every owner of the game.

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                            #58
                            Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                            We could always use the fact that they are not giving us the support to enjoy the products that we have brought.

                            It is called consumer satisfaction. And I am not satisfied. All companies are obligated to take care of all our needs that have to do with their product.

                            Or think of it this way. The game was broke before we could touch it!!!

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                            • mrbucket

                              #59
                              Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                              OK- I went through the BBB complaint forms and got my 2-cents in. Dont ask for a refund- ask for them to fix the problems. Everyone has different complaints, i can assume that alot are going to be the same. Please do touch on the fact that the advertising of said "extra's" were not included. We will see what happens............

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                              • The Question

                                #60
                                Re: Has EA broken any consumer protection laws?

                                Thank you my friend. KEEP THEM COMING!!!

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