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Subject: Re: in germany it is ILLEGAL to announce something on the package

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 15:53:07 06/19/03

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On June 19, 2003 at 15:20:58, Andreas Schwartmann wrote:

>For you every error is a betrayal if it's ChessBase who made it, right?

Error ? How can this be an error ?
How can a company announce an engine that does not exist ?!

Do you want to fool the people here ?

How should such an "error" occur ??

It's definetely "unlauterer Wettbewerb" und sollte zur Anzeige gebracht werden.
Most customer bought this engine because of the 2nd engine.
And now there is NONE.

this is against the german law. chessbase is a german company.
you call it an error. It was an "error" that junior 8 hat a time-bug.
but THIS 2nd engine shit is not an error. it is forbidden in germany under
german law.

I will tell you something. i don't care what they do. the topic does not even
interest me. But i don't let you lie to the people about german laws.

Wenn auch nur einer klagt, müssen sie alle Pakete wo das draufsteht einstampfen.
Und du weißt auch das das nicht der erste Fall ist wo Chessbase die Kartons
ändern und die engen Überzieher vom Fritz Karton austauschen muß. Ich erinnere
dich an die Gerichtsverhandlung mit dem Hong Kong WM-Button den sie zurücknehmen
mußten.

Du tust so als ob das ein zufälliger Mistake wäre. Aber es ist
etwas ganz anderes.

>let all customers send back the CD and we will see what happens.

>Sure, let them all stay with Junior 7.


let them buy a product that keeps the promises.





>Grow up, Thorsten.

i was grown from the day i pissed on their magazine.

"thorsten - chessbase wird dein Leben verändern!"

Klar.

make business that is within the german laws and everything is ok,
but don't claim or advertise something about the product that is
not true.




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