Is it legal for Kabam to expire items you purchased in-game with cash?

I know in California, there are laws against things you purchase and it expiring. Purchases made with cash, not units...should they be able to expire? Just wondering if anyone knows.

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Demonzfyre

I know in California, there are laws against things you purchase and it expiring. Purchases made with cash, not units...should they be able to expire? Just wondering if anyone knows.

Seeing as you agreed to the ToS when created your account, there isnt anything you could do.

It's like you think they just say F the laws and do what they want. I guarantee they are in compliance and willing to bet you dont understand what that law in CA applies to.

spaceoctopus

I had this conversation with support. Purchased items are broken down into two categories: currency (units/gold) and consumables. They don’t let currencies expire, but they do consumables.

Seems like a real thin hair their splitting to me, but some in my ally thought it made sense.

Troy_Elric123

It should

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Patchie93

The law says that ingame currencies bought with real cash can't expire. Takes like 2 mins of googling or less and you'll have your answer

Judge_Pain

The law says that ingame currencies bought with real cash can't expire. Takes like 2 mins of googling or less and you'll have your answer

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Duke_Silver

Well since you don’t own anything on your account, it legally shouldn’t be an issue right?

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UnevenZero

The law says that ingame currencies bought with real cash can't expire. Takes like 2 mins of googling or less and you'll have your answer
Yea so in game currencies would be units, gold, battle chips, loyalty and so on but not items such as sig stones or t5b.

Yea this is why everything you can buy with comes with either units or gold. The rest is "extra" and they can say you're purchasing the currency.

Lvernon15

Everything physical has an expiry date, don’t see why it would be different for virtual products, as long as the information is shared

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Demonzfyre

Well since you don’t own anything on your account, it legally shouldn’t be an issue right?

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