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iTunes now serving-up Ringtones |
masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Sydney, London
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I've never used iTunes so I didn't know they didn't already offer ringtones, but for those of you who do use iTunes I thought the write up in this Engadget story was quite humorous!
If paying for ringtone snippets of the songs you already own is your idea of a good time, then get on over to iTunes trust funders, Apple's now serving up ringtones at $1.98 a pop. But they're only $0.99 you say? Nope, remember, you have to buy the rights to the song too. Fun. Keep it safe, kids.
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Ranjith
Joined: Dec 07, 2004
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From: Saudi Arabia/India,Cochin
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hah...funny...i notice the new features for iphone on the itunes!!
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rockygali
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wotta way to raise funds... good for them.
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SE4NICK
Joined: Dec 27, 2006
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From: Australia
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I know lets all go and throw our money at apple cause were all succers kissing apples big shiny ass.
I can't belive people will by ringtones from itunes. LOL
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Jools
Joined: May 21, 2003
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I can't believe people buy ringtones full-stop.
But I guess enough people do, and at far higher prices than iTunes charge, otherwise the likes of Jamster etc couldn't afford all the TV and Magazine advertising they do...
£1.50 ($3.00) or £2.50 ($5.00) each ringtone isn't uncommon in the UK.
Comparing with other legal ringtone sellers, iTunes actually looks cheap.
Although I don't understand why you have to pay again, to use a track you've already purchased as a ringtone. That's ridiculous. | |
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Posted: 2007-09-11 09:56
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