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I'm assuming you're talking about those mail order CD things that promised ~10 CD's for a penny, plus shipping and handling. This also confirmed your subscripti

I'm assuming you're talking about those mail order CD things that promised ~10 CD's for a penny, plus shipping and handling. This also confirmed your subscription to a service which sold you two CDs per month at full retail price plus shipping for at least a year unless you explicitly refused each one. I don't think you even got to choose which CDs you got. Malware wasn't the point. They sent off unsold stocks of old CDs, made you "buy" new releases which would count for Billboard and the such, and charged you a ton for doing it.

bravetraveler 3y ago
That sounds about right - I was a foolish kid :P Don't give this too much stock, playful speculation/pointing of irony on what's already an aside. There was some selection for what was sent. Not just some random collection of whatever... at least entirely; I'm not sure. Maybe only the original set - doesn't matter anyway.