pcworld.ca — 13-17 year olds were both the most likely to pirate and the most likely to own a portable MP3 player. Yet music services insist that they use credit cards to buy music (how many teens have credit cards?), and the only place that they can use cash in (record stores) don't sell MP3s. This article takes a look at the problem.
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droopsOct 10, 2006
i have seen gift cards in walmart in the us, i didnt really pay attention, are they in 5$ or 10$ cards? i know i have seen $20 there. if i was a parent (i will be soon), would i think, hey lets buy jr a 20$ card for itunes, or just tell them to download them for free? right now, i wouldnt buy it.
terminalcodeOct 10, 2006
yeah, i seem to agree with droops on this one......
terminalcodeOct 10, 2006
or atleast music downloads need to get a lot cheaper, i like allofmp3.com they do a okay job.......