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Originally Posted by ~bladerunner
Thanks for your very mature response Seva, you are a touchy one aren't you!
I've witnessed your response in another thread telling someone to "f**k off".
A great way to run a business.
I think you've answered my question anyway.
My friends and I won't be sending any more money your way and I shall make sure NOT to recommend you to anyone else.
A pleasant day to you!
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Hi ~bladerunner.
I have just changed the title of
seva's first reply to you. A title which was highly inappropriate and I want to apologize on behalf of the forum for this
But I don't think you'll find many here that would consider
seva's counter tactics toward the credit card companies fraudulent. Those same credit card companies that bent over for the record industry, even when these shops were 100% legitimate.
In fact we have a whole thread regarding MemphisMembers payment, where our money to MP3Sparks goes through a Chinese cigarette company and we give advice to forum members as how to use this payment system.
These kind of gray zone tactics (by the shop owners) are somehow necessary and something we continue to support in our common fight against DRM, regional/terrestrial blocking of customers, high prices and lack of choice of file format and bit rates.
To round this up: By supporting these 'dodgy' shops (as you call them), we try to make
the political statement (or consumer statement) that the music industry and the electronics device makers shouldn't be allowed to control how many times we want to listen to a song, burn it to a CD and/or which devices we want transfer it to.
Ten years after they should have started selling music online (without DRM, without territorial discrimination and at prices, which mirror the actual costs they have selling music online) the music industry are dying -
and they can only blame themselves 