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12-20-2012,09:09 PM

Originally Posted by
STLcardsWS
Yea sony PSN is a free service yes. but its not really an optional free service and that is the issue i have. Honest courts would have that issue as well..
While its free that argument is moot when they use that free network to violate customer rights/
If you dont agree to the TOS like i said official FW are basically useless expect for previous games well disc bought games. No new games, no access to services. eveintually no access or playability to games you purchased all ready..
So while it may be "free" its not giving you the freedom of choice, or allowing you access to products you have already purchased and have on your HDD..
Whats to stop them from putting in the next TOS if you agree you owe us $100 for past use of the network. The agreement of TOS is also a joke because they can never prove who indeed hit i accept. THAT IS A HUGE ISSUE..
Actually, I never used PSN until 2-3 years after I purchased my PS3 as I never really cared about trying it out. So I assume it's optional for me and also a lot of people who do not have Internet connectivity. I could go on with more examples, but you get my point.
I didn't realize you said OFW vs CFW, but if you're running OFW the only likely way you could be banned if you were using glitch-cheats and I haven't heard of anyone being banned from PSN using mishaps in games to their on-line advantage, but I think I've read in the past about a company banning people from certain game(s) for cheating (without CFW) - I could be wrong about this though (might of been PC games). There are other more crude reasons why one could be banned, but my name doesn't start with a G and end with a Y so I'm not going to get into those.
It's free in the context that you can sign up for free and use features that are free (services) such as online multiplayer or game updates but, once you purchase content then you've paid for that content and unless you've got their upgraded PSN+ you're still never paying for access. However, if you have paid to "lease" (read the contracts) digital content such as games, movies and music and also might have subscriptions to various "apps" like Netflix, HuluPlus and Vudu then currently if you're running CFW then you would have something to lose. If you're running OFW then you shouldn't be in any case worried about losing access to this content as Sony is solely banning people who have (1) modified consoles and (2) cheat in games with them.
I also do not think someone who has been banned that has paid for probably not-that-much stuff is going to try to bring Sony to court over these bans. We all know CFW users (well, 99.999999%) of them have illegal content on their hard drives and you can bet every cent you'll lose hiring a lawyer that Sony will mention this fact and have a nice list ready when you show up on day 1 - the same day your case is thrown out of court.
Back on the off-topic-topic > Electronic Contracts are a new thing, but do provide more of a certainty of your identity especially if you've purchased content using some sort of debit and/or credit card. Yes, there would be some exceptions like either your information was stolen by your child or in rare cases third parties, but those situations can be remedied. However, you're responsible for your children so you'd still be liable; as your roommate or some hacker then you'd have to press charges and/or sue. What I find more appalling to "pressing X" to agree is that when you purchase your PS3 it comes with an EULA printed in one of the Manual's that you are never given a chance to read before you purchase and furthermore you never sign anything stating your agree to this EULA you've never seen nor have access to until you open the system. That is way more messed up then when having to agree with on-line based systems. At least then you're given some sort of choice in the matter and also can read what you're being legally binded to before you sign for it!!!
You're entering in a binding contract without being able to read the contract beforehand!
Last edited by brakk3n; 12-20-2012 at 09:45 PM.
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12-20-2012,10:48 PM
I myself have invested several hundred dollars in PSN content. I am just glad that that account wasn't banned. I actually have quite the collection of PS3 games now. People may not believe me but I don't pirate or cheat online. The last game I played on my PS3 was my paid copy of the PSN version of Borderlands 2. I never played Black Ops 2 before being banned.
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12-20-2012,10:58 PM

Originally Posted by
ccfman2004
I myself have invested several hundred dollars in PSN content. I am just glad that that account wasn't banned. I actually have quite the collection of PS3 games now. People may not believe me but I don't pirate or cheat online. The last game I played on my PS3 was my paid copy of the PSN version of Borderlands 2. I never played Black Ops 2 before being banned.
Good, I'm glad to hear that. I've spent $60 x 7 games (original) plus a lot of PSN games, DLC and streamed HD movies ($5-$7) each. Although, this is nothing in comparison with a 2TB HDD loaded with hundreds of games (original and PSN). Some people could care less about PSN, but lose it then whine - mostly because they lost something even though they never really used it that much.
I'm glad you haven't been banned. May I suggest you get that machine on OFW or get another OFW machine, migrate your data and create another disposable PSN account on your CFW box. If you really value what you've paid for over and don't pirate there is really no reason to not protect your investment and get back to OFW while you still can.
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12-20-2012,11:55 PM
The problem is every corporation trying to push consumers to the cloud so the corporations can trap the end user there. What keeps an honest user honest? Simple, making it so the slightest infraction will cost the user every piece of content they ever paid for. Bonus points that the cloud only has one copy and can sell it for full price years after it's release. Double bonus that said user will probably re-buy all their content again.
In some cases people get banned doing something legitimate and legal simply because of errors in the system. Attempts to fix the issue fall on death ears. Every one just assumes that a ban was issued for a good reason. No one bothers looking into it.
And no, I'm not banned. I just feel passionate about end users rights.
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12-21-2012,12:03 AM
Yea this has been patched, tried on six systems. Best bet is to make a dex kernel and run it when PSN is needed. It is what I do with REX
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12-21-2012,12:10 AM
Personally, I think you should be able to go on PSN with CFW and not fear the banhammer. If you cheat or disadvantage another user in any way then a ban is fair.
Sony has lost money from me because I don't feel comfortable buying PSN content to find that one day I've been booted (although that hasn't happened yet).
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12-21-2012,12:52 AM
ive been buying psn games, and havent been banned . on rogero 4.30 cfw.
i dont play multiplayer games online
i dont go online with multiman.
hope i dont get banned, although it seems like most psn games are being cracked anyways. so i guess i wouldnt really lose anything.
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12-21-2012,02:40 AM
has someone actually got this to work? im not banned btw
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12-21-2012,02:40 AM
does this work btw? im not banned. ...
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12-21-2012,03:08 AM
it did work now it doesnt must have been blocked now
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