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From: Al <admars32@breathemail.net>
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Subject: Re: Yaroze cables and stuff!
Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 00:22:58 +0100
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Hi, this gets brought up every now and again.

Nothing official has been said apart from "Support is carry on for the
time being". The thing is is yes they could take back the stuff, but
would it really be worth the time and trouble for them? Didn't the big
box all the other boxes come in say something like "Do not throw away
this box"?

if they did take all the stuff back, the undeground Caetla scene would
probably get an extra few hundred interested parties :)

Al

Steven Lewis wrote:
> 
> Hello everyone,
> 
> Can anyone help with this quick query I have.
> 
> You see, when I ordered my Yaroze earlier this year I thought it would be
> best to read through the terms and conditions on the back of the application
> form(s) first.  Now while most of this went straight out of my head, there
> was one point that has stayed with me.  One of the terms stated that the
> Yaroze program will run until at least the summer of next year, and after
> that time Sony have the right to take back our cables leaving us with just a
> normal black PlayStation for our troubles.  Does anyone know if Sony intends
> to do this?  I certainly hope they don't.  Just imagine after all of our
> hard work being left with programs that we couldn't use.  It would be
> terrible.  And will the web sites and newsgroups also be closed???
> 
> I am sorry if this has been answered before but I have only recently
> discovered these newsgroups.  In fact this is my first ever entry.  Thanks
> in advance for any help.
> 
> Steven


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