- 21 May 2003
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Since 2003 , around 26,000 people have been successfully sued by the music industry for downloading and giving others music they downloaded. Just regular folks like you who figured no big deal, why pay when I can get it free. Jammie Thomas fought the music industry in court; guess what , she lost! She could be ordered to pay up to $222,000. This could happen to you. All these people figured no big deal, who's going to catch me. Even swapping music files among your close friends might set you up for a trip to the courtroom, think about it.
For more info, GOOGLE the name "Jammie Thomas" and get the juicy details.
What do you think? Does it scare you, or will you keep on downloading and take your chances? Is there a solution to the problem that everyone could agree on? I have to admit, I have no idea how to download music, but getting something for nothing is always tempting.
Uncle Frank
:bikkuri::keitai:
For more info, GOOGLE the name "Jammie Thomas" and get the juicy details.
What do you think? Does it scare you, or will you keep on downloading and take your chances? Is there a solution to the problem that everyone could agree on? I have to admit, I have no idea how to download music, but getting something for nothing is always tempting.
Uncle Frank
:bikkuri::keitai: