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Originally Posted by Taz D
Hi ericanl,
It is up to the developers whether they offer any compensation. Please note that both times Farm Town was deactivated it was Facebook that did so and not the choice of the developers. There was no notice given by Facebook that they were going to do this.
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No, there wasn't. Which does not at all matter, legally: whether a business has issues with third-party companies or contractors has no bearing on
their obligations to
their customers. If you paid for (say) Internet service from a local carrier, and their response to a prolonged outage was "Gosh, it wasn't our fault, but we're pocketing your monthly payment anyway," your response wouldn't be to shrug your shoulders and say "Oh, well, too bad for me then." You would demand a credit, you would be legally entitled to it, the company would be in hot water if they just ignored your protests, and you just might be in the market for a new Internet provider.