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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan
Businesses are in business to sell products. There is nothing implicit in the business model that a business has to accept back a properly-functioning product, just because the purchaser decided not to use it. The fact that a business won't allow you to return, for refund or exchange, one of their products is not a defacto reason of condemnation. |
This is an interesting angle. I agree: I have no right to demand legal action to modify a business model, if it doesn't suit me. So, do businessmen in the media market have the right to demand that the law is changed in order to make their business model feasible in the face of changed market and technology conditions?