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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arravis" data-source="post: 1205610" data-attributes="member: 327">I have to disagree. If a company advertises a product they offer as having certain features, and it doesn't, that company is responsible.When I go to my local car dealer and buy a car that has air bags listed on the sticker, and I later find out that it doesn't have air bags, the dealer is responsible. They won't tell me "go see whomever built the car about it". Legally the dealer is responsible for that. Now if the air bag was there and malfunctioned, that is the responsibility of the manufacturer.It takes only a minimal amount of effort for RPGNow to be a responsible business and see to it that their products match the description they themselves have chosen to put on their site (yes, I'm aware that RPGNow more then likely simply copy/pasted what was given to them, but it makes them no less responsible for it).Anyway, I'm not angry at RPGNow, I'm simply disappointed and pointing out that I believe they are conducting themselves incorrectly on this issue if they choose not to change their product description and give a refund or a map to the customer that purchased the product.</blockquote>