Lik-Sang.com shut down by Sony lawsuits

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Richard @ Oct 24th 2006 12:27PM

What a shame that the greedy mega-corps managed to shut down another company providing a unique (and WANTED) service to consumers.

Yet another reason to NOT buy a PS3.

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Jake @ Oct 24th 2006 12:53PM

"What a shame that the greedy mega-corps managed to shut down another company providing a unique (and WANTED) service to consumers."

I'd like to throw in the word "illegal" after "..WANTED)" if you don't mind. I would expect any business that has such a huge world-wide market to do the same.

And... although I'm a big a fan of Lik-Sang, they kind of brought this on themselves. They've known that Sony was going to take action for some time now. They could have worked out a deal with hardware sales or something. In the battle of small businesses and mega corporations, the little guys will never get everything they want. They have to be willing to negotiate and give up certain things to stay afloat. That really sucks, but it's true in just about every facet of life.

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Porsche 911 @ Oct 24th 2006 2:15PM

Are you a twelve years old, or do you not think before you speak? �Yet another reason to NOT buy a PS3�. What does Sony shutting down a company that makes illegal products deals with not buying a PS3? It is like me saying, Windows sucks so let us not buy an XBox360. BTW, I have an Xbox360 and I preordered a PS3.

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