Unrealistically large EULA's

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So, does it matter what the EULA says anyway?
Yes. You don't get to read the EULA before you buy the software, so if you buy software then don't agree to the EULA you're entitled to a full refund.

I do agree though - most EULAs are dressed up in a load of legal mumbo jumbo that average Joe doesn't understand anyway.

Also, I noted recently that some portals state "once you buy a game you own it forever". This is untrue - the only thing you own is a licence to use the software. You never ever own the software itself.