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cd overpricing settlement - real or a scam?

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newsitem I mean it sounds like a typical spammers scam, but there appears to be nothing debunking it anywhere on the web.

If it is real, how come it only applies to the US, when cd prices in the UK are way higher? If US cds have been overpriced, UK ones are even more so.

Anyhow it doesn't seem worth bothering with for $20, but if its true it confirms what I've always thought about cd prices.

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I'm sure that it's crap!!!!

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I give up trying to post.

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It does sound exactly like a scam, ...

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...I'm just puzzled the only references I've found to it anywhere are ones claiming its genuine. Usually you get stuff on the web debunking these things.

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...Anyway, I reckon they owe us a lot more than $20 each, though I suppose all those mp3 downloaders are more than reclaiming it anyway.

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Hmmm, seems thats the only way to make posts work

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hmm, this site, which debunks an immense list of hoaxes, scams and legends, to my amazement says this thing is genuine.

http://www.snopes.com/

see inboxer rebellion - something for nothing - cd settlement.

I guess they wanted it to look like a scam so nobody would take them up on it.

I still wouldn't go for it though.

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