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Story: Amazon.com implicated in CD-import row
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 14 January 2004, 7:12 PM)
Regarding the trub amazon is in well at christmas i wanted a dvd for my hubby and went into a proper shop down the town and found the dvd it was £18.99 , so naturally didnt buy it , came home went on amazon and got the same film but directors cut for a tenner so obvioulsy got it from amazon.
To be honest as a having to watch the pennies wife and mum AMAZON IS MY LIFESAVER and seems to be one of the only market places that actually cares about its customers and dont rip em off
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Story: Amazon.com implicated in CD-import row
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This sounds like The music industry just wants to... Anonymous -
In the new global economy, I can't really see the... David Wright
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The industry has a choice..allow consumers to buy... Robert Tumbleweed
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Who looks after the customers best interests? Why... Andy Vernon
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Regarding the trub amazon is in well at christmas... Anonymous -
It's the age old thing. If products are cheap enou... Adrian Russell
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Just a few sticky points for the BPI to consider..... Richard Homerstone
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Companies in this country do not complain when the... Steve Taylor
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I buy all my CD's via CD WOW and am grateful for t... Anonymous
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If the recording companies brought the cost of the... Mrs K Prince
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If an artist sells a million albums worldwide does... Roger the Lodger
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Well CD-Wow and the BPI have settled out of court,... Wayne Jones
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i too buy all my cds from cd wow if i have to pay... julie
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Disgraceful. The UK recording industry is operatin... Paul Revell
