That's a good point. Before this new return policy, an unopend cd was considered to be unreturnable unless it was flawed or broken in half:-)
Since we know that cd's with copy protection can be cracked, the RIAA is setting itself up for major losses. Does anyone (maybe people out there who work in record stores) know if 'restocking' fees might be charged on returns of copy-protected but opened cds?
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Actually, Slashdot beat Slashdot to this a couple of days ago.
See: This news post
Will wonders ever cease?
That's a good point. Before this new return policy, an unopend cd was considered to be unreturnable unless it was flawed or broken in half :-)
Since we know that cd's with copy protection can be cracked, the RIAA is setting itself up for major losses. Does anyone (maybe people out there who work in record stores) know if 'restocking' fees might be charged on returns of copy-protected but opened cds?