Comment Re:Weird ruling (Score 1) 250
Buying something IS a contract! At it's most basic level it is an agreement to exchange physical items or services.
Buying is indeed a contract. However is EULA part of that contract or is it another contract on its own?
For EULA to be part of the buying contract, it must be presented before entering into the contract. That is, EULA must be presented before paying. Otherwise both parties are not on equal ground. (Or you should also be able to amend the buying contract with whatever your imagination could spawn).
If EULA is separate contract, then rejecting it must not void your original contract. This means, I should still be able to use the product I've paid for. Otherwise both parties are not on equal ground as one of them pays money and doesn't get anything in return.