Last time i checked there are restraunts who have money back guarantees on food, if you eat it and you are not %100 satisified you get your money back, typically poeple don't cuz they feel bad asking for money back and nothing to return. However, if you are able to return it i'm sure it was bad. Now, i can't think of any restraunts offhand cuz i have not eaten out in awhile, but if you raise enough hell at a restraunt they will give you money back and proably a free dinner? wouldn't that be nice for buying a crappy CD? Getting your money back and another cd.. what is still pretty crappy is the iTunes and varius pay servers. it's still damn expensive, granted u can buy only the songs u like, but 10 songs for $10 ? same price as a cd, when on a large scale model, they could sell the song for $.05 and i bet that many more people would get on iTunes or something like that if it were that cheap, they'll make their money cuz there is no overhead of creating cd's, sending them out, marketing and the such, the only overhead is your IT who keeps the servers running and the servers themselves, which i would assume is somewhere way below the cost of producing billions of cd's and the cost of tons of plastic and equipment.
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Last time i checked there are restraunts who have money back guarantees on food, if you eat it and you are not %100 satisified you get your money back, typically poeple don't cuz they feel bad asking for money back and nothing to return. However, if you are able to return it i'm sure it was bad. ..
Now, i can't think of any restraunts offhand cuz i have not eaten out in awhile, but if you raise enough hell at a restraunt they will give you money back and proably a free dinner? wouldn't that be nice for buying a crappy CD? Getting your money back and another cd
what is still pretty crappy is the iTunes and varius pay servers. it's still damn expensive, granted u can buy only the songs u like, but 10 songs for $10 ? same price as a cd, when on a large scale model, they could sell the song for $.05 and i bet that many more people would get on iTunes or something like that if it were that cheap, they'll make their money cuz there is no overhead of creating cd's, sending them out, marketing and the such, the only overhead is your IT who keeps the servers running and the servers themselves, which i would assume is somewhere way below the cost of producing billions of cd's and the cost of tons of plastic and equipment.
Just a thought.