On 12/16/03, Kerwin declared: >Does anyone know whether it would be legal for AOL to drop Emailer >support? When we purchased Claris Emailer, was it not represented that >we would get AOL connections, and this represention was due to an >arrangement Claris made with AOL? If so, can this representation expire? > Or might AOL be forced to fix this?
Realistically, there is nobody to pay for any legal battles against AOL, even if you could assert some obscure legal right to lifetime support from AOL for a product which has not been supported by its own developer (Apple) for several years. You stand a much better chance of getting that philanthropic AOL Time Warner to respond to a courteous letter-writing campaign than for them to take any legal talk seriously. ---Jay ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
