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Originally Posted by Marek
Um, heh. With all due respect, it might be a good idea to read up on what price fixing really is before you "play devil's advocate". It's a totally different thing that has nothing to do with this thread.
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Perhaps, but considering what was stated above what exactly do you call it when the licensor tells the reseller what they can charge for a product?
Isn't that what was meant when the Adventure Shop claims they can't determine what they charge for a download?
It may not fit the legal description of the term "Price Fixing" But it sure describes what the end result is.
I am not trying to start an argument just asking a question. If download shops are told what they must charge how is it not fixing the price? And why would you pay full retail for a product that limits your ability to use it when compared to the hard copy? It only seems reasonable that a limited use product should cost less than an unrestricted version.
