blista08
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1. - Bad idea and will not work.
3. - You can go ahead and do this, nothing bad will happen but blizzard will just laugh at you and nothing will be done.
4. - Never in the history of any game have you had to agree to terms of service or eula before purchasing said game, so that does not have any legal merit.(world have warcraft have been using the same method for close to 10years) Further more you can in fact return the game if you so choose not to accept the terms/eula, So that is not true at all you did very much have an option to return the game if you were not interested in signing the terms/eula.
5. - Do not do this...it will be a huge waste of time, tbgvtr(OP of the thread) is not doing any of the suggested steps he listed, he is hoping for other people to do it for him hoping that blizzard might get annoyed by the number of banned accounts filing complaints and trying to go around blizzard and contact places like Los Angeles Better Business Bureau, the problem is, is that blizzard wont care even in the slightest, People who bot will continue to buy new accounts so blizzard is still making money so it is a win win situation for them.
6. - There are more than one way of contacting blizzard in regards to your banned account, They specially give you alternate means of contacting them, I suggest you read carefully next time what they say. So your actually not severing anything in section 7 or the entire terms of service/eula and they are upholding everything that it states.
7. - They will warmly thank you right back when you end up getting your paypal shutdown(or funds automatically removed) or sued by blizzard for fraud.
The majority your responses are false and you're completely talking out your ass.
1 - I have done this for all of my transactions (including account creations) and received ALL my money back
3 - Arbitration is an expensive process for Blizzard. In their own legal listing, you can enter into arbitration and they have to "fight the battle" at your convenience and location. They weight the legal cost vs. refund costs.
4 - Dependant on purchase method. If you purchased a hard copy, good luck returning the software to any store. 95%+ stores will not allow a refund on PC software of any kind.
5 - You clearly do not understand the impact that the BBB has on a company, do you?
7 - Blizzard agrees to the refund via Paypal. You've obviously never had a dispute kicked back to you. You cannot be sued or banned on paypal for initiating a dispute. PP Resolution is built for when you cannot come to a resolution between both parties without their assistance. You getting banned for an item you have purchased and the company not wanting to re-instate your account is solid grounds for disputing.
Do a little research before you post. All you are posting is personal feelings and hearsay.