Sorry for the double post guys, but going back to what Thrawn2787 said, ok no-one would do that, but I DO think that Stardock should email however has registered with MY serial number and ask THEM to prove where exactly THEY got it from, I've got photographic proof of mine, have they? If they're gonna question my integitry and treat me like a pirate shouldn't they be doing it to them as well?
DarthCaedusMorgan, I know what your saying and i do prefer to buy off the shelf given the choice but in this case no-where locally was stocking Sins which was pretty criminal in itself but really there should be no disparity between wether or not I bought the game online or in the flesh, fact is I bought the game new from an estasblished
Thanks Yarlen I'll give that a try.
Well you make a fair point and I've already been having words with Amazon. I'm still waiting from they're response but i still don't think Stardock should be treating consumers of they're products in this manner. They should be an element of trust between the makers of a product and the comusrs of said product, without that Stardock will fast find itself running out of consumers. I don't want to bitter comments in the heat of frustration but Stardock are doing themselves no favour with a "sho
I tried to register my serial code for my fresh, newly purchased copy of sins recently only to met with an invalid code message. After email Stardock support for help I received this message: Hi, Sorry but the serial number you have provided is already in use on another account. Usually, this occurs if you have already registered under another email address. If this is your first ti
