I don’t see how I could break the agreement if I never agreed to it to begin with? I’m being compliant with it however, by contacting them and not using the software. I launched the program, read through the EULA, declined and sent an email (having read the below section).
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So… What exactly are we to make of that? Only purchases of physical copies are to be reimbursed, or the maximum they’re legally required to refund (after an arduous, totally unnecessary legal battle) is the original purchase cost? If that’s the case, it’s incredibly deceptive, so I’d think carefully before supporting them.
Refund entitlements aside - I’d accepted the money as permanently lost before posting on the forums - he was very quick to suspend my license and account on his website, while keeping the money; I don’t think denying me access to what I’ve paid for is reasonable at all? Who is to say that the EULA won’t be revised at a later date, or that my stance on the agreement won’t change in a years time? Am I then required to drop another $300 on the product? Their materialistic, hostile behaviour is disgusting. Not something I’d personally want to have in a friendly, creative community.
Trust me, I always consider the perspectives of others; listening, observing, and trying to determine underlying motives.
In this case, the motives seem quite transparent.
I’d rather not spend any more time dwelling on this. I warned people, and hit back at a nasty company.
I don’t think there’s anything to be gained by my lingering, and there’s definitely more productive things I could be doing.
Take care 