It's funny because customer retention from a good refund policy earns more than refunds lose anyway, at least for the platform. Especially if it's refunding for credit which loses almost nothing then.
@creamqueen@Hoss
Wait until you nigger cattle actually read the terms of service for PSN. Its rather horrific and I broke it down in this thread with some of their big hits.
Some highlights.
You give Sony an exclusive moderation right over you, to include the application of AI moderation software to insure compliance.
Failure to provide your real name and real address is a bannable offense. Sony at their discretion may require you to provide documentation to verify your identity. Failure to provide that documentation is a bannable offense.
You must comply with the code of conduct at all times. The Code of conduct is about what you would expect from a tech company in the current year.
If you are banned, at their discretion, Sony may also ban the accounts of your immediate family as well.
By accepting the terms of service you agree that any programs deployed on the PSN are the sole property of Sony and you are being given an unexclusive licence that may be revoked at any time, for any reason, at Sony's sole discretion.
You have no recourse under the law, and by signing the agreement you wave all your rights under all relevant statutes. If you have a problem you agree to binding arbitration.
Just as a reminder, arbitrators are paid for by the corporations. As in, if you arbitrate against Sony, Sony pays the salary of the man who decides if Sony did anything wrong.
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