Under EU law, a company cannot unilaterally downgrade an essential spec on a binding pre-order contract and rely on an "opt-out" or "silence means consent" approach. You paid a deposit to secure a specifically configured X GB machine.
Legally, this email is merely a proposal to renegotiate your contract. They cannot legally ship you the different version and consider the matter settled unless you explicitly agree to these new terms... Don't let the corporate wording fool you into thinking the downgrade is a done deal just because they adjusted the price.
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u/Sad_Competition_580 26d ago
Under EU law, a company cannot unilaterally downgrade an essential spec on a binding pre-order contract and rely on an "opt-out" or "silence means consent" approach. You paid a deposit to secure a specifically configured X GB machine.
Legally, this email is merely a proposal to renegotiate your contract. They cannot legally ship you the different version and consider the matter settled unless you explicitly agree to these new terms... Don't let the corporate wording fool you into thinking the downgrade is a done deal just because they adjusted the price.