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Aug 28 2001

Survey: Net Users Not Ready to Pay for Music



Well, duh. Whay pay when you can be Zeropaid? A report on News.com says “Consumers have not accepted purchasing and downloading music via the Web and are not likely to change with the new services being developed by the recording industry.” Now, remember, when these new services come out, what are you gonna do? Pay Zero.

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