Hmm... all these early releases of albums on the P2P - shouldn't the record companies be more careful? I mean they spend millions hyping the new release and while appearently leaving copies laying around to walk out the door then cry about lost sales. If I left my debit card on the counter at the store, I hardly think the solution to fraudulent charges would be to ban debit card readers.
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And ban all audio cassettes too!!! And those nasty VCRs.
Hey why not ditch the Interet too. That will solve M$ problems too in the meantime.
If I left my debit card on the counter at the store, I hardly think the solution to fraudulent charges would be to ban debit card readers.