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Originally Posted by SmokinBaldMonkey
I've decided to sue Avid in small claims court in the SFV.
I don't believe I can get a judge to force them to open up the assets for moving amongst accounts, but I am going to sue to force them to accept a return of this product and refund my money based on the argument that they changed their ilok policy arbitrarily, and without making it implicitly clear to buyers that they would be stuck with the thing perpetually. Since Avid has the ability to strip an asset from an ilok, I think it will be easy to convince a judge to see it from the buyer's perspective.
I suspect that at the end of the day, the cost to defend this small claim will outweigh the cost of settling it.
I'll keep you all posted.
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Best of luck - I hope u have a pre law student that wants to work pro bono
You don't even really own the software you are just licensed to run it - it seems that some pretty good lawyers tend to write the Eula and u did agree to it upon install and purchase and install of the ilok as well