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NeoGAF administrator 'iapetus' just got a partial refund from Amazon UK for his launch-day PlayStation 3 60GB model.

*Shacknews* Games 2010

As the story goes, NeoGAF forum moderator "iapetus" cited European law to argue that his 60GB console no longer operated as advertised.

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The gamer, who goes by the name "iapetus," pointed to European law Directive 1999/44/EC, which states in part that goods sold must "comply with the description given by the seller" and that all necessary features be "made known to the seller at the time of purchase."

Ubuntu Forums RabbitWho 2010

NeoGAF administrator 'iapetus' just got a partial refund from Amazon UK for his launch-day PlayStation 3 60GB model.

*Shacknews* Games 2010

NeoGAF administrator 'iapetus' just got a partial refund from Amazon UK for his launch-day PlayStation 3 60GB model.

*Shacknews* Games 2010

"iapetus", then replied quoting a European Union directive (which was then incorporated into national laws) requiring that goods comply with the description given to the seller.

Geeks are Sexy Technology News JLister 2010

'iapetus' took his complaint directly to Amazon, where he'd bought his console.

Computer And Video Games 2010

"iapetus", then replied quoting a European Union directive (which was then incorporated into national laws) requiring that goods comply with the description given to the seller.

Geeks are Sexy Technology News JLister 2010

They didn't mention that those plastic surgery'd girls in Brazil likely have Brazilian bikini waxes, which would probably get these idiots online booking their tickets in about 23 seconds. iapetus on April 07, 2009

Brazil 2009

July 09, 2008 at 03:29 PM iapetus, you left out the big crater that makes it look like the death star though.

Space Diary: Where in the Universe? 2008