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  StabWound | January 05, 2008
  Hahaha, good luck with that.
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  TheBradman1andOnly | January 05, 2008
  That's hardly fair at all. Would you sue the postal service for not delivering post on Christmas Day?
  
  Little money grabbing bastards.
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    teodortenchev | January 05, 2008
    I don't pay money for a year worth of 'quality service' with post offices, so no.
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      Ekou | January 05, 2008
      Taxes DO pay for it though. So in essence, yeah, most Americans do pay for postal service.
      
      Overall, I was under the impression that they weren't liable for this type of thing. Guess I was wrong.
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  StarJet | January 05, 2008
  Yep. Little money grabbing bastards indeed.
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  Storm | January 05, 2008
  Wow how bs. I thought the holidays were for going out and spending time with family/friends, not staying home playing over Xbox Live all week...come on.
  
  Ok, so it's $50 for a year's service. What happens when your Internet starts to go down, and you have to call you ISP provider to get it up and running again? Don't we pay more for that service? You can't expect something to always run 100% with no flaws. I think the problem was a surplus of new Xbox Live members, and not all of us faced the Live connection problem.
  
  The Xbox Live crew promised to make up for it anyways, this is just to get fame and possible fortune...how lame.
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    Guticb | January 06, 2008
    It's had issues for over 2 weeks now.
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  Play ISDF | January 05, 2008
  Stupid bastards. All they've now done is started down a road that shall cost them and they will gain nothing, only fame that has the caption of "Idiots attempted to sue Microsoft over stupid little thing, Microsoft pwned them". Not something to brag about. Poor gaming companies. They have to deal with stupid idiots and all they want is to create great games and consoles for the masses, and get rich off it too (but not everyone in the industry is in it for cash).
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  Saiya | January 05, 2008
  Now that is messed up!!!
  
  Like said Xbox did apologize and promise to make up for it. I doubt their going to get $5,000,000 for that anyways.
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  TurMoiL911 | January 05, 2008
  Holy shit, what is it with people and suing companies over the most mundane things ?
  
  Hey assholes, at least they're trying to fix it. And don't forget how they're offering us a free Arcade game in return.
  
  Ungrateful pricks.
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  slumpy monkey | January 05, 2008
  god americans will sue over anything....
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    tallteen86 | January 05, 2008
    I'd say that is an unfair generalization....but it is hard to argue against the rash of moronic suits that have been cropping up...
    
    5 Million dollars though? What are they going on about? That is like 100,000 years worth of Live service >_>
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      iLLmatic | January 08, 2008
      Well then say morons will sue over anything. It has nothing to do with being American.
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  Ameer | January 05, 2008
  If they won, it would only be fair that those who pay for Live subscription share in the payout, and not to these three greedy shits.
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  Dance Floor Killah | January 06, 2008
  PSN HAS had problems.
  
  $5,000,000 is too much to be suing for. I smell a conspiracy to make quick cash.
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  Capn Droid | January 06, 2008
  Yeah. I'm just going to make a little compilation of all the sayings made so far: you shouldn't be spending the yuletide cooped inside your home playing XBox Live. Who'd be on anyways? And so, it cuts loose. Well, what else can you do? DS WiFi, presuming you have it, PS3 WiFi, presuming you have it... the possibilities are endless. Not to mention Internet. But rather, the trio decides to sue Microsoft for - no, not the yearly fee of $50 dollars - $5,000,000 bloody U.S.D. That could pay for 100,000 years of XBox Live, which won't be happening.
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  SS4Gogeta | January 06, 2008
  OH GOD! Why do these guys have to be here in my city? It's H-O-U-S-T-O-N not Housten. Anyway, Texans go big, that's why the high suit amount.
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    Capn Droid | January 06, 2008
    That's quite stereotypical.
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      SS4Gogeta | January 06, 2008
      Eh? Everyone knows everything is bigger in Texas. That's no stereotype that's a fact!
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  InvincibleDude | January 06, 2008
  Ive been posted threads about when Xbox live was down and ill keep doing it
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  Final Blade | January 06, 2008
  Im tired of these idiotic lawsuits in the states. Just looking at someone the wrong way can land you a lawsuit or going to court. And if you have money and get good lawyers you win. Its sad. Whoever made it that you can sue anyone for any BS thing was a moron.
  
  And i really doubt they have a sliver of a chance of winning anyways. So why bother suing a company who could just sue you back and win. Its going to be interesting what MS does with these punks. I say sue the kids for 5 millions for false convictions.
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    Capn Droid | January 06, 2008
    "Whoever made it that you can sue anyone for any BS thing was a moron."
    
    I DONT LIEK DIS COMENT SO IMMA SUNG YOU FOR $1,000,000,000 DOLARZ
    
    Yeah, you're basically right.
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  Bri | January 06, 2008
  "Seasonal outages"? I may not have Xbox Live, but any gamer knows that no online service is invincible from the inevitable. Sometimes, a service as large as it is with the millions of 360'rs out there NEEDS maintenance, has to slow down for a bit. I am fairly sure the judicial system will throw this one out of court, and perchance it is upheld, well, then that's US LAW. welcome aboard =/
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  dragoshi1 | January 08, 2008
  Money grabbing Bastards FTA(F them al)
  
  Thats BS, They MUST know it could be because of the millions of new LIVE gamers going on all at once,right?