> the EULA is the only thing that authorizes you to use the software //
Piffle. The seller had an offer of sale, so I purchased the product outright - easy to tell as otherwise it would have been a lease or limited license agreement rather than a sale - I purchase it and have rights to use it (as I see fit) as long as they don't infringe the law.
Sure, they can choose to make a further contract, and I can sign that and return it if I wish to be bound by it.
Companies need to be brought to heel. I don't know why we play along with their nonsense.
Piffle. The seller had an offer of sale, so I purchased the product outright - easy to tell as otherwise it would have been a lease or limited license agreement rather than a sale - I purchase it and have rights to use it (as I see fit) as long as they don't infringe the law.
Sure, they can choose to make a further contract, and I can sign that and return it if I wish to be bound by it.
Companies need to be brought to heel. I don't know why we play along with their nonsense.