So you're saying they deliberately did not transfer the order histories just to piss off their customers and run them off? And you're comfortable making that rationalization?

I notice that the CP excusers have moved on rather rapidly from the above topic.  This quote embodies a false premise set up as a straw man to knock down ... no one is assuming they did this for those reasons, but you have nicely stated the likely outcome.  BTW, this is a conclusion, not a rationalization.  But I digress ...

It seems quite odd to me that, when Renderosity and CP went their separate ways, Renderosity was able to obtain the data, update their own database, and provide their users with ongoing access to prior purchases - WHICH HAD BEEN MADE THROUGH CP !!!

Now we have the case where old purchases made through CP, where Renderosity was the broker, are still available to members via their Renderosity account, but CP cannot even be bothered to update records for their loyal customers.  Who do you think is giving the finger to whom, in this scenario?

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