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Since the moderators think that naming a massive corporation in a legal advice sub is a crime, let’s talk about "Company N".

I have a documented legal dispute involving EU Directive 2011/83/EU and the European Consumer Centre (Case ECCPL-81799). "Company N" refuses a 170 PLN refund for an auto-renewal, despite their own Transaction Statement clearly outlining the "Effects of Cancellation" and a proportional refund policy.

Apparently, pointing out corporate law-breaking is "too controversial" if you name the culprit. So here I am, following the "clear rules":

• The Subject: A Japanese gaming giant.

• The Issue: Blatant violation of 14-day withdrawal rights in the EU.

• The Support: Agents "A" and "W" giving copy-paste illegal excuses.

I’ve already moved to a certain portable PC platform developed by Valve (is naming Valve allowed, or is that also a violation of the sacred scrolls?).

To the mods: Censoring documented consumer rights cases under the guise of "no naming" doesn't protect the sub; it protects the scammers. I’m taking my money back via chargeback anyway.

If anyone wants the full story (with the forbidden names), find me on r/SteamDeck or r/Gaming, where consumer advocacy actually matters.

Peace out to this corporate-friendly echo chamber.

Unbelievable. I just saw that this sub keeps posts about some random, shitty games or basic complaints about companies like Bolt, yet my detailed post about a formal legal dispute with Nintendo of Europe (Case ECCPL-81799) gets nuked by the mods.

What's the criteria here? Are we only allowed to talk about food delivery apps now?

I’ve provided evidence that Nintendo is actively lying to customers, contradicting their own Transaction Statements and EU Directive 2011/83/EU, and I even involve the ECC-Net (European Consumer Centre). This is a textbook legal issue that affects thousands of users in the EU who are being scammed out of their 14-day right to cancel auto-renewals.

But apparently, that's 'not relevant' enough, while some low-effort trash posts stay up.

If you want to be a serious legal advice sub, stop protecting corporate giants by silencing documented cases of consumer rights violations. I’m out, heading to the bank for a chargeback and moving to Steam Deck/PS5 anyway. Nintendo’s support is a joke, and apparently, so is the moderation here.