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Subject: Re: So whats the deal?
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Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2003 17:13:16 GMT
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Dessie,
If you download a "few" songs (who defines a few) you should be ok. What
the RIAA is looking at are the people with hundreds/thousands of songs
on their computers.
Here's something to think about. What if I came to where you work and
simply took what ever you make at work, didn't pay for it and therefore
you did not get paid? It's the same when you download a song from a
band, the band gets no money.
Gary Stewart
Pravda Records Group
Dessie wrote:
> I just got DSL.
> I am finally able to download music (or even better, audio books for work)
> Is it true I could get sued? for downloading a couple of songs? For real?
> I set my gnutella up so that I can download, but not upload. Therefore, I'm
> not technically sharing.
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