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   by sdgdthfd 16y ago

   Ahh, I see. That wasn't clear from your post. If they've denied you what was clearly promised, as they appear to, then it's charge-back time.
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   by sdgdthfd 16y ago

   What? It specifically says that you can, and even tells you how to start the process off.
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   by sdgdthfd 16y ago

   I use a similar trick to the scheduling - if I'm undecided, I just start and do all the weighing up while I'm getting on with it. Once you've started, chances are you'll continue as you've already done the hard bit. If not, you don't feel l
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   by sdgdthfd 16y ago

   1) I am boycotting first and foremost. If I were unable to listen without paying (as indeed I am for a significant portion of my obscure tastes) I still would not pay. The fact that I still listen to music I like through piracy is a separat
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   by sdgdthfd 16y ago

   Good luck getting Joe Public to get their heads around this - have you seen how they handle anything even remotely like Bayesian maths?
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   by sdgdthfd 16y ago

   Expense is not necessarily in absolute terms, it's relative in my case. I outright refuse to buy label albums because I won't support the music industry as-is, I'll only buy music if the people who made it get the vast majority of the money