This sports equipment was expensive, but I can use it without a subscription, right? You know as I BOUGHT the sports equipment and own it, right?
Peloton: Lol, no.
Imagine buying a push bike and you want to go outside for a cycle , but you can’t as the bike locks up as you don’t have a subscription to use the bike that you bought and own.
This subscription shit is really getting out of hand. Wouldnt even care if its $5 or $10 to use it i just dont like the fact they everyone and their mother wants you to pay a monthy subscription fee.
I sense a lot of returns of these treadmills in Australia then. Under our consumer law, you would be able to state that the device no longer matches the provided description, therefore you are entitled to a refund, for up to 3 years. So if I purchased in July 2018, I would be able to return it and get back what I had paid for it.
bomboclawt75 on June 22nd, 2021 at 06:01 UTC »
This sports equipment was expensive, but I can use it without a subscription, right? You know as I BOUGHT the sports equipment and own it, right?
Peloton: Lol, no.
Imagine buying a push bike and you want to go outside for a cycle , but you can’t as the bike locks up as you don’t have a subscription to use the bike that you bought and own.
rainbowsixsiegeboy on June 22nd, 2021 at 07:16 UTC »
This subscription shit is really getting out of hand. Wouldnt even care if its $5 or $10 to use it i just dont like the fact they everyone and their mother wants you to pay a monthy subscription fee.
Mickus_B on June 22nd, 2021 at 08:24 UTC »
I sense a lot of returns of these treadmills in Australia then. Under our consumer law, you would be able to state that the device no longer matches the provided description, therefore you are entitled to a refund, for up to 3 years. So if I purchased in July 2018, I would be able to return it and get back what I had paid for it.