They will be, understandably, really upset, with no way to get their money back." But NOW, a consumer will likely be stuck with a useless piece of software they paid good money for.
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Given it was free, most people wouldn't complain too much. You could either uninstall the mod or revert to a previous version. Then let's say, for whatever reason - even a good one, like real life got in the way - the modder doesn't release an update to fix the bug. This update has a bug, and the game crashes or glitches out. "Let's say a consumer buys a mod, then one week later, the modder releases an update. There's even a Skyrim mod that lets you ride Chocobos, those large adorable birds from the "Final Fantasy" series.
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