is pushing a button a legally binding contract now? I know the IRS doesnt accept it hehe
It's pretty black and white. You can accept the terms of their service (note you can only hit the accept button
after you scroll to the bottom) or decline and hit do not accept.
is pushing a button a legally binding contract now?
It isn't that pushing a button is "a legally binding contract", it is the act of scrolling through the contract, then hitting accept. By making you scroll through the contract FIRST, they now can say that you read the terms and accept them.
They covered their butts, in other words.
besides they should encourage selling accounts...it's more money for them anyway =/
Not necessarily. If they start the game at level seventy, then Blizzard just lost out on all the time the customer would otherwise be spent leveling and most importantly, mastering the learning curve (because that is essentially how Blizzard makes money, more time you spend playing = more months you pay them for).
I don't understand how they would make any more money. In fact, they would probably lose money.
If someone who has never played the game buys an account, they have to master how to play the character and learn the etiquette so they can be successful such as group invitations. They may get frustrated and stop playing...
i think that's what gnome is saying...he just preferred to play rather than have a refund
