@drggkelley_psn said in REFUND EVERYONE:
I actually teach it and understand it. The burden is not on the consumer, but the company. Consumers cannot be expected to research every aspect of a new product version or even read every new announcement. A simple solution when someone is dissatisfied with a low-risk purchase is refund. I am curious why the feature was eliminated. I don't have the time or inclination to follow twitter on product updates or read reviews. I expect a company to continue to reinforce its brand through vigilant retention of differentiated features. I am not complaining they won't offer me a refund. I am complaining they eliminated the feature and I expected it to be there.
If you have enough time to make all these whiny entitled posts then you have the 5 seconds it takes to the click the twitter link at the bottom of the page to see updates.
