U pep r ignorant. I have the ORIGINAL purchase agreeement. I will settle for nothing less then a full cash refund. $120 Ill go to small claims court if I have to.

Since no one bought ANYTHING directly in game with cash, you bought Aurum, which then you used AT YOUR DISCRETION to buy whatever in game items, you can keep dreaming about ANY refund.

It kills me that you idiots think CCP is going to placate your whimsical demands. First off no one forced you to spend the money, nor did they promise anything in the process. You were given the exact amount of AUR you purchased and therefore they held up that agreement. How you spend it is not their concern.

Don't like a change in game.. quit. Otherwise STFU and go QQ elsewhere.

Having contacted various consumer rights groups via email, including one national citizens advice bureau, I have received no less than 4 responses in just over 24 hours. The responses were all similar and quite reasonable, and all suggested that I give consideration to making a claim if I am still not satisfied when the change happens.
They each suggested that I try to resolve the issue between myself and CCP to find some middle ground and come to a reimbursement solution that both parties (me and CCP) agree upon. 3/4 of the responses agreed that any reimbursement should be agreed upon with myself being consulted, not simply TOLD what to accept.
With this in mind, I have decided on what I want to request from CCP as middle ground.
To any CCP Devs reading this, I am willing to reach a settlement on this dispute by receiving a Master Recruiter CII Dropsuit before or as 1.7 drops. That is my price CCP, I suggest you consider it before this goes any further.

You cant di anything about it. You accepted the EULA and that includes that CCP can change every aspect of their game. This includes BPO's aswell. You dont own BPO'S CCP owns them you simply "borrowed" it from them for AUR and thats it.

Having contacted various consumer rights groups via email, including one national citizens advice bureau, I have received no less than 4 responses in just over 24 hours. The responses were all similar and quite reasonable, and all suggested that I give consideration to making a claim if I am still not satisfied when the change happens.
They each suggested that I try to resolve the issue between myself and CCP to find some middle ground and come to a reimbursement solution that both parties (me and CCP) agree upon. 3/4 of the responses agreed that any reimbursement should be agreed upon with myself being consulted, not simply TOLD what to accept.
With this in mind, I have decided on what I want to request from CCP as middle ground.
To any CCP Devs reading this, I am willing to reach a settlement on this dispute by receiving a Master Recruiter CII Dropsuit before or as 1.7 drops. That is my price CCP, I suggest you consider it before this goes any further.

1) Define "go astray" and "customer abuse" as it relates to this claim.
2) Describe in detail what actions CCP has taken in violation of its own EULA.
3) Describe in detail the specific damages -- apart from butthurt -- that resulted from alleged violation.

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The fact that Party A operates in separate jurisdiction from Party B does not render Party A or B "Magically Immune" to their respective, contractual obligations and commitments. Contracts offered and executed in good faith have merit; jurisdictional considerations and challenges are secondary.

Can you post an exact copy of what it was you told them exactly? Verbatim please. No omissions. I want to understand the context of what you told those consumer rights groups.

Although I do admit that the Master Recruiter CII Dropsuit is a reasonable compensation. However, that is an item that requires actual effort to obtain through the recruitment process. Also, how can you be certain that a dropsuit item that cost no AUR be of equal value to a BPO that cost you AUR to obtain?

?? So u want the useless BPO's??

People are so short sighted, its like they don't realise new AUR items will be added in the future.

EDIT: I bet those QQ'ing about all this BS didn't even buy the stuff, their parents did, in which case you have nothing to say. Speak to your Mom.

Regardless of whether or not the Master Recruiter C-II Dropsuit cost's no aurumn compared to the BPOs I am losing that did cost me aurumn, those are the terms that I am willing to settle on.

Since no one bought ANYTHING directly in game with cash, you bought Aurum, which then you used AT YOUR DISCRETION to buy whatever in game items, you can keep dreaming about ANY refund.

It kills me that you idiots think CCP is going to placate your whimsical demands. First off no one forced you to spend the money, nor did they promise anything in the process. You were given the exact amount of AUR you purchased and therefore they held up that agreement. How you spend it is not their concern.

Don't like a change in game.. quit. Otherwise STFU and go QQ elsewhere.

Having contacted various consumer rights groups via email, including one national citizens advice bureau, I have received no less than 4 responses in just over 24 hours. The responses were all similar and quite reasonable, and all suggested that I give consideration to making a claim if I am still not satisfied when the change happens.
They each suggested that I try to resolve the issue between myself and CCP to find some middle ground and come to a reimbursement solution that both parties (me and CCP) agree upon. 3/4 of the responses agreed that any reimbursement should be agreed upon with myself being consulted, not simply TOLD what to accept.
With this in mind, I have decided on what I want to request from CCP as middle ground.
To any CCP Devs reading this, I am willing to reach a settlement on this dispute by receiving a Master Recruiter CII Dropsuit before or as 1.7 drops. That is my price CCP, I suggest you consider it before this goes any further.

I'm actually making a massive profit off of this. I bought all those BPOs when they were like 30 AUR each, now I'm getting 4800 AUR refund each on all of them? Woot! *secretly kicking self for not stocking up back then*