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**geasurpacerma** · 01-26-2012, 08:10 AM

Would never happen. They'd have to lower the prices to the point pirates couldn't make any money off of it. And even then you'd still get pirates. They should just accept it's not possible to win and accept it. They could start by not filling 15 minutes of ads and trailers too!

Amazon and iTunes have succeeded with this idea. The music is non-DRM which means I can play it on everything. Its so easy and convenient. Here a song I like? Look it up on Amazon (my preferred), if its not there check iTunes. Click to buy, pay $7-10 US have entire album instantly.

Why pirate music when Amazon and iTunes have made it SOOO easy to get it legally. Instead of "Want, Take, Have." its "Want. Buy. Have.".

And it works I feel no temptation to scour the net looking to pirate something because I'm lazy.

01-26-2012, 08:10 AM	#13
geasurpacerma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 325 Senior Member	Would never happen. They'd have to lower the prices to the point pirates couldn't make any money off of it. And even then you'd still get pirates. They should just accept it's not possible to win and accept it. They could start by not filling 15 minutes of ads and trailers too! Amazon and iTunes have succeeded with this idea. The music is non-DRM which means I can play it on everything. Its so easy and convenient. Here a song I like? Look it up on Amazon (my preferred), if its not there check iTunes. Click to buy, pay $7-10 US have entire album instantly. Why pirate music when Amazon and iTunes have made it SOOO easy to get it legally. Instead of "Want, Take, Have." its "Want. Buy. Have.". And it works I feel no temptation to scour the net looking to pirate something because I'm lazy.
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