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BF69
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reply to Grail Knight

Re: Finally

said by Grail Knight:

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Considering most of the music is old and unpopular, I expect to be paying less for more.
What you consider unpopular more then likely is someone else's favorite music.

I listen to Classical & Symphonic music and have always paid dirt cheap prices only because others deem it unpopular.

IMO the price across the board should be a fixed rate of say .50¢ per song.

Edit*
Really 69 cents is not that much. Hell 30 years ago I was paying $1 for a 45 single. That's about $2.50 in today money.


Grail Knight
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As I said across the board as in one set price.
Not .39 here and a buck and change there.

I really do not care if it is a dime or a buck something per song just level the playing field IMO.

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ialsoagreeee

@ameritech.net

I agree, 50 cents across the board for 256k mp3 is a fair price, considering it doesn't cost them anything since it is a "copy" and not a resource. Also this will attract more customers and spur demand.


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