Thread: A moral dilemma
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Old 09-09-2011, 03:53 PM   #107
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DAMN!

I was just about to point out that you have LEGAL recourse against Fictionwise(and maybe its parent, B&N), because the licensing agreement existing at the time of youir purchase is that one that governs and they would be under a legal obligation to provide copies of the books or refund you your money.
YOu would have CRUCIFIED them in court( or more realistically, got them to refund you your money).

Anyway, glad you made the decision. Something to consider if you decide you want to go legal on them.
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