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Console makers say buyers are owed nothing from their tariff refunds

thenextweb.com · 8d

Console makers say buyers are owed nothing from their tariff refunds

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Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo have all moved to dismiss class actions arguing they should pass US tariff refunds back to console buyers, saying customers paid advertised prices and got working consoles. European buyers absorbed the same increases but there is no European tariff refund, because there was no European tariff. Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo are […] This story continues at The Next Web

First report: Sony Says It Won't Pass Tariff Refunds Back to PlayStation Customers, and Dismisses Fan Arguments as 'Speculative and Illogical' ign.com, 11d

The coverage

  1. Video game makers really don't want to give their customers tariff refunds

    businessinsider.com · 8d

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  2. Sony Refuses to Share $500m Tariff Refund With PlayStation Customers Despite Price Increases

    gizmodo.com · 11d

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