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Do you Download Music for Free or Pay?| nuregaurb |
 Posted: Jun 24 2008, 04:21 PM
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Newbie  Group: Members Posts: 1 Member No.: 298 Joined: 24-June 08  |
Mp3 Music - Why Pay?
After reading a Itunes.com Press Release which claims that Itunes has sold over 5 billion songs, it got me thinking.... My first reaction was to think the numbers were false. I mean seriously, 5 billion songs is a f'n outrageous number! That's nearly a song for every person on earth. Personally, I have never purchased a song online - and I never will. Not because of ideology - rather because the same music can be found for free, and I am not in the habit of paying for things that I can get for free. I haven't even been to a record store in over 6 years. The only CD's I've purchased we're blank ones. I never thought I was any different than anybody else. So is this Itunes.com press release real? Could it be that I really am different than the rest of the world? Im curious to know if your the type of person who purchases music online? If so - Why do you pay? Seriously, you can just as easily go to any various Free MP3 Search Engine and download the music for free. I mean what pushes you to waste good money on something you can get for free? Kudos to the Itunes / Apple marketing people. They have proven that it is more than possible in this word to sell 'ice to eskimos'.  Forum Mods - I'm sorry if this was posted in the wrong section. |
 
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