The Apple (1998)
by admin on Monday, October 26th, 2009 | No Comments
Is there a way to get a comment to Apple about their iTunes pricing?
Here’s why I ask. Both in video and in music cd’s if you go to a story you can go to the bargain price racks and they are filled with old music or old movies. You don’t the same price for a cd cut in 2008 that you would for a cd cut in 1998. Why doesn’t iTunes do the same. Why am I paying the same price for a Rob Thomas song as for say something from 20 years ago? Thoughts?
because people are greedy. i too am upset about the price of songs of iTunes and you can email them your concerns. it probably won’t reach them in a personal way, so maybe organize something to get them to get the picture.
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1998 Longaberger ALL AMERICAN Apple Pie Plate MIB
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