Gamestation Claiming Online Customer's Souls
Gamestation is making claims on customers souls following research which discovered that more than 88% of the British public do not read the terms and conditions of a website before making a purchase online

LONDON, ENGLAND, April 03, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Research from high-street retailer Gamestation has discovered that more than 88% of the British public do not read the terms and conditions of a website before they make a purchase online.

As a result of the research, Gamestation has announced that on April 1st, in a test of its customers, it will include a clause in the terms and conditions stating that the customer grants the retailer the right to 'claim their immortal soul'. The online customer will be offered the opportunity to opt out of forgoing their soul by ticking a box in the small print. As a reward for their vigilance, they will receive a GBP5 discount voucher and entry into an online competition.

For those individuals who offer the right to their soul to Gamestation, the retailer will subsequently e-mail the customer nullifying any claim on their soul with a gentle reminder that the devil is in the detail and to always read the terms and conditions. Gamestation will remind customers that not all websites are as trustworthy as theirs, along with a GBP5 voucher as a gesture of good will.

The amount of unsuspecting souls that have been acquired by Gamestation will be unknown until 4.30pm on 1st April. However, Steve Wind-Mozley, General Manager of Online for Gamestation said:

"Based on an average days trading, we expect to acquire hundreds of souls as customers continually ignore the small print."

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