JasonLa
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This is the kind of generic bull crap all companies send in reply to alterations. I have gotten responces from other companies following the same form letter.
"There are numerous reasons for music replacement which are complex and confidential". If they cared about the consumer this wouldn't be given as an answer. This is just a side step of the issue. It would be like asking the president what his plans are for terrorism and he says its complex and confidential and not even giving a basic answer to the question.
As for the disclaimer. They need to state out right in a noticeable way that a set contains music alterations from the origional. If they put a generic may contain and it is on all their products it just causes confusion.
The bonus features error apology is ok but it doesn't rectify the problem since I think even before the set released it was said the set would contain bonus features. So with such a statement made this is false advertisement and last I checked was still illegal.
If season 3 contains music replacements I'm going to be selling my sets. Maybe we should all file compaints with the BBB on Universal Home Video. Or dare I say something worse? Can we form a class actions suit? Any lawyers or law students out there know if this is an option in the event further seasons are altered like season 2? The reason I ask this is I think Universal needs to take a financial loss for this and not just get a bunch of complaints. I think if everyone that has purchased season 2 and doesn't like the changes should participate and the compensation of the suit be the cost of the set(s) to each class member. 10,000 people at $50 would be $500,000 plus court costs. I think 10,000 is probably a conservative amount of people and it probably would be 100,000s or even more.