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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 94654" data-source="post: 980955">It does not matter. Multiple EU consumer protection agencies as well as the USA FTC have condemned the practice. The EU and USA courts have even investigated to see if they could file civil suits against av autorenewal. Just because they do it because it is legal, does not mean that it is either ethically or morally right.There&#039;s enough nag notifications that nobody is going to experience an expired license unless they choose to ignore the incessant alerts.The monetary rights of the consumer must always come before the profit rights of ANY vendor.In the USA, the states have enacted laws with strict punishments for av autorenewal that does not comply with their laws. You have to put forth the time and effort to dig deep into the regulations to see that punishments are not trivial - they are quite punitive.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.consumerprotectionreview.com/2022/01/new-state-automatic-renewal-laws-take-effect/[/URL]What you are defending is wrong; consumer agencies have said it is wrong and most people think it is wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 94654, post: 980955"] It does not matter. Multiple EU consumer protection agencies as well as the USA FTC have condemned the practice. The EU and USA courts have even investigated to see if they could file civil suits against av autorenewal. Just because they do it because it is legal, does not mean that it is either ethically or morally right. There's enough nag notifications that nobody is going to experience an expired license unless they choose to ignore the incessant alerts. The monetary rights of the consumer must always come before the profit rights of ANY vendor. In the USA, the states have enacted laws with strict punishments for av autorenewal that does not comply with their laws. You have to put forth the time and effort to dig deep into the regulations to see that punishments are not trivial - they are quite punitive. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.consumerprotectionreview.com/2022/01/new-state-automatic-renewal-laws-take-effect/[/URL] What you are defending is wrong; consumer agencies have said it is wrong and most people think it is wrong. [/QUOTE]

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