https://www.irishexaminer.com/break...tendo-switch-playstation-and-xbox-915672.html
They want to hear the experiences of consumers, so if you're in the UK, and want to share feedback on service terms in these areas, I guess get in touch with them.
The competition watchdog has launched an investigation into Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox amid fears that their auto-renewal terms are unfairly hammering gamers.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said on Friday that its consumer law investigation will seek to determine if the consoles' business practices are legal.
It will focus on the use of auto-renewals for online gaming contracts, cancellation and refund policies and their terms and conditions.
The probe will seek to determine if the contract terms are unfair, whether it is too difficult to cancel or obtain a refund and if the auto-renewal process is transparent.
Andrea Coscelli, chief executive of the CMA, said: "Roll-over contracts are becoming more and more commonplace and it's essential that they work well for customers.
"Our investigation will look into whether the biggest online gaming companies are being fair with their customers when they automatically renew their contracts, and whether people can easily cancel or get a refund.
"Should we find that the firms aren't treating people fairly under consumer protection law, we are fully prepared to take action."
They want to hear the experiences of consumers, so if you're in the UK, and want to share feedback on service terms in these areas, I guess get in touch with them.