<t> Hello everyone,<br/>
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A while back I was trying to get some help regarding my ownership of a defective disk. Although many of you offered sound advice, I am still here stuck with a bad disk I was given as a gift and told cost over $80.<br/>
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All I would like is the mailing address ...

well, email sent for the 10th time this time saying I have defective disc and willing to mail in as proof to get replacement... 24hrs later and only response is more automated nonsense... thanks a lot

Solace? No, no you misunderstand me... I have found no comfort at all in any of this. I was merely pointing out they stated the problem was outside of the USA which distressed me even further considering my problem has occurred IN the USA

Thanks Alfred... I just checked that link and posted there as well. I don't know if it applies as this game was purchased in the USA and only July/August of this year but I asked for an address to send the defective CD back to hoping I would receive a replacement.

Apparently I own a defective CD as well but for the game 'War in the Pacific', Admiral's edition.  What do I do now?  If I ship it back, will a replacement CD be sent?  If so, where do I send it to?

ps This game was purchased in USA

<r> Guys,<br/>
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Thanks for all your input... I actually feel better (at least not so angry) someone seems to care.&nbsp; <br/>
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I can assure you I tried contacting <EMAIL email="customerservice@digitalriver.com">customerservice@digitalriver.com</EMAIL> several times with no help.&nbsp ...

<t> After receiving this game as a generous gift (I know she paid over $80) a few months ago, I finally found the time to sit down and open War in the Pacific, 'Admiral's Edition' to install. <br/>
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Being an avid history buff and hardcore wargame grognard, I was really excited to play this ...