The Better Business Bureau this week issued a national warning about 321 Studios, a developer of DVD copying, backup and repair software that is causing controversy in U.S. federal courts and in Hollywood. The BBB, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group, issued the consumer advisory against the company in response to customer complaints. Amid its consumer skirmishes, 321 Studios also has been fighting Hollywood over its DVD-copying software, which movie studios say violates the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
I have been awaiting a rebate since November of 2003. I will not purchase anything from this company again. I have a $40 check they owe me and they show on their website it was approved on Jan. 7,2004. So the only reason I can find I do not have it is that they are fraudulent in their promises. I will be contacting the BBB in St. Louis also to hopefully get my check from them. They completely ignore all requests sent to them about this.
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DVD Software Vendor Faces Consumer, Court Challenges
Posted by: Gene J. Koprowski April 21, 2004 09:38 AMThe Better Business Bureau this week issued a national warning about 321 Studios, a developer of DVD copying, backup and repair software that is causing controversy in U.S. federal courts and in Hollywood. The BBB, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group, issued the consumer advisory against the company in response to customer complaints. Amid its consumer skirmishes, 321 Studios also has been fighting Hollywood over its DVD-copying software, which movie studios say violates the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
I will be contacting the BBB in St. Louis also to hopefully get my check from them.
They completely ignore all requests sent to them about this.