Virtual Goods definition
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All Virtual Goods transactions are handled by third-party e-commerce payment providers.
Virtual Goods do not have monetary value and cannot be redeemed for any real world currency.
You agree you do not have ownership or other property interest in any of the Virtual Goods you purchase the license for.
By purchasing in-game Virtual Goods, you agree to the third-party payment providers’ Terms of Use.
Likewise, except as required by applicable law, Company is not responsible for repairing or replacing Your Virtual Goods and Services, or providing You with any credit or refund or any other sum, in the event of: (a) Company's change, suspension, or termination of any Virtual Goods and Services; or (b) for loss or damage due to Application error, or any other reason.
Accordingly, You may not purchase, sell, barter, gift, or trade any Virtual Goods and Services, or offer to purchase, sell, barter, gift, or trade any Virtual Goods and Services.
If You leave a balance of Virtual Goods and Services unused for a period of time set forth by Your state, country, or other governing body in its unclaimed property laws, or if Your account is closed, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, Company may process Your Virtual Goods and Services balance in accordance with our legal obligations, including by submitting funds associated with Your Virtual Goods and Services balance to the appropriate governing body where required by law.
Once acquired, Virtual Tender can only be used to license a variety of Virtual Goods and Services offered by Company, it has no cash value.
You may not transfer, sell, lease, license, rent, or convert into convertible virtual currency any Virtual Currency or Virtual Goods except as expressly set forth in this Agreement or with Licensor's prior written consent.
Regardless of how acquired, Virtual Goods and Services do not accrue interest, and are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).