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joker_927 · 11-07-2003, 11:31 PM

Theorectically:

I live in CA; my friend lives in Florida.

There is this cool new band out! I actually LIKE supporting the band, so I go out and buy their cd.

I would like to introduce the band to my friend, but he's not gonna spend $20 for a CD of a band he hasn't heard.

Is there ANY legal way for me to let my friend preview the music? In any way.

I thought the original deal with mp3's was that you could make them and send them but they had to be deleted within 24hrs. Is this a real law?

Any other ideas?

thx

11-07-2003, 11:31 PM	#1 (permalink)
joker_927 Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: California, USA Posts: 1,740	See today's most popular deals at » sending music files... Theorectically: I live in CA; my friend lives in Florida. There is this cool new band out! I actually LIKE supporting the band, so I go out and buy their cd. I would like to introduce the band to my friend, but he's not gonna spend $20 for a CD of a band he hasn't heard. Is there ANY legal way for me to let my friend preview the music? In any way. I thought the original deal with mp3's was that you could make them and send them but they had to be deleted within 24hrs. Is this a real law? Any other ideas? thx __________________ Gateway Top-of-the-line PC = $2014 Home built top-of-the-line PC = $928 Exact clones... Moral = Don't build your own PC, thus letting me save more money than you!