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LoadPod drops pricing, kills travel fee
LoadPod, a nationwide iPod CD loading service, has announced a new, more affordable pricing structure that brings lower prices and rewards those customers with larger CD collections. The price for customers with 50 to 99 CDs is now $1.49 per CD. The price for customers with 100 to 199 CDs is now $1.39 per CD. And customers with 200 or more CDs will now pay $1.29 per CD. In addition, there is no longer a travel fee for any size collection.
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What a load…
Posted by Mani on November 4, 2004 at 4:30 PM (PDT)
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Unbelievable. This is tantamount to paying someone to walk your dog and clean its crap off the sidewalk. The laziness of people these days is amazing
Posted by jfarrx19 in Pittsburgh, Pa. on November 5, 2004 at 2:59 AM (PDT)
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I don’t think the target audience for this and other CD ripping services are people who are too lazy to do it themselves. Rather, I think it’s for people who can’t do it because they don’t own a computer (believe it or not they do exist). This way even if you don’t have a PC/Mac, you can still get an iPod with all your music from your CDs.
Posted by mokenstef in NYC on November 5, 2004 at 7:30 AM (PDT)