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UCITA to the Rescue on Customer Support Costs
Charge customers for support, even for known defects.
No implied warranty (in practice). Reverses 100 years of legislation / court cases that make it hard to disclaim warranties.
Takes software outside the scope of Magnuson-Moss Act and state consumer protection statutes based on goods. (Software Publishers Associations own guide to contracts says that Mag-Moss Act probably applies to consumer software.)
Reduces right to a refund (limits the perfect tender rule).
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