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See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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Tegan Jones
So you’ve placed a pre-order for an item, only to have it be suddenly cancelled or, even worse, it hasn’t shown up by the expected delivery date. What rights do you have as a consumer here? Well, that all depends on the circumstances. What Happens If Your Pre-Order Gets Cancelled?…
Australia’s Federal Court has handed Sony Europe a $3.5 million fine for making “false and misleading representations” to Australians regarding their digital refunds and their Australian Consumer Law (ACL) rights.
Australia’s competition watchdog Tuesday morning issued a warning for parents and guardians to protect kids against being scammed in online games like Fortnite. The call was part of a broader missive warning that Aussies under the age of 25 are getting scammed more often.
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