[kj] Pre-ordering on iTunes...whatsapoint?

Stephen Robinson heiferboy at robinsonworld.freeserve.co.uk
Mon Mar 26 07:56:09 EDT 2012


I can't understand why anyone would pay £7.99 for a low rate MP3
download when you can get the LP, err CD, for only a squid more.




On 26 Mar 2012, at 12:39, Per G Olsson wrote:


> Well, you get it downloaded to your computer the second it becomes

> available, I guess that's a plus.

> Apart from that, nothing.

>

> /Per

>

> 26 mar 2012 kl. 13.34 skrev Alexander Smith:

>

>> Was just thinking about this this morning. What's the point of "pre-

>> ordering" the new album -- or anything, for that matter -- on

>> iTunes? Time was you pre-ordered something so you could get your

>> hands on it first, or at the very least, have a physical copy

>> reserved (i.e. set one aside with my name on it). That made sense.

>> There'd be a finite supply of new copies, etc. etc.

>>

>> With iTunes, though, the album will become available at the

>> appointed time, and that will be that. It's not like iTunes is

>> going to suddenly *run out* of it.

>>

>> It's a strange hold-over from the old world.

>>

>> Just a thought.

>>

>> As you were.

>>

>> Alex in NYC

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