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Posted by Colin Wilson on 03/25/07 18:57
> ...which is why i'm wondering whether legally, you have a right to
> > accept this shite, rather than returning it to the shop as not of
> > merchantable quality / does not conform to the full DVD standards.
> LOL
> Can just see the young girls face at the "Customer Service desk" when you
> say that to her whilst she is doing her "Saturday Job" in
> Woolworths/Tesco/Asda etc
Me too, but it would be an interesting one to figure out - you could
point out that you were taking them to small claims court to enforce a
refund of the non-DVD if they refuse - that'd usually bring a manager
out of the woodwork.
If you also happened to have a copy of the white book (?) standards with
you at the time, and *thunk* it down on the desk and ask him to tell you
where it says DRM is described as a legitimate protection method...
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