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Originally Posted by DaClownie 
But they still don't have to provide her membership, despite whether they shoot down the EULA/TOS/Geneva Convention/Constitution/Lord of the Rings Trilogy. It's a private service that they can allow or deny membership to at their leisure.
But they still don't have to provide her membership, despite whether they shoot down the EULA/TOS/Geneva Convention/Constitution/Lord of the Rings Trilogy. It's a private service that they can allow or deny membership to at their leisure.
It really doesn't matter what happens with her membership from this point forward...I realize she cares and that's her goal but, in truth, this should be settled and the last we hear of this, ever.
So in reality, with the settlement, she'll actually win...Because they'll reinstate her membership.
Microsoft has a tremendous amount more to lose by fighting this case then they do settling it and sweeping it under the rug.
Millions of dollars of Eula re-writes, plus millions of dollars for the team of lawyers, plus losing face at a federal level and having your EULA shredded by a Federal judge, plus having the media put you down as a wolf in sheep's clothing for CPA/Amendment breaching clauses in the EULA...Not to mention the hordes and hordes of people that will then dump the Xbox because the EULA will actually be spelled out to them for the first time...
Or
Settle to about 1000 people for violating their warranties?
Guess which one Microsoft will choose if they have a brain?
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