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Joined: Jul 2005
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Hmmm! A poster gets contacted by a company he has never heard of, asking him to submit his songs to their service, posts a query here, is answered by on of the more respected people in this business who points out that they have made a false claim, and then out of nowhere a brand new poster registers and makes a post (his first) trying to defend them. Can anyone say RED FLAG? This poster goes on to imply that the service in question is actually BETTER than TAXI. Yet everyone knows about TAXI but no one knows about this company. Can anyone say SEA OF RED FLAGS?
Here is the way I look at things. If a company you have never heard of contacts you asking you to use their services and then at any point wants you to pay a fee, my advise is to run away as fast as you can.
I have not been in this business long but already I have seen more sharks and thieves than I care to see. I use to be a baseball card dealer in the early 90s when the media started doing news stories about how valuable baseball cards were. What destroyed that industry is all the crooks who came along trying to make a fast buck off unsuspecting consumers. Wherever there is a buck in your pocket, there will be ten thieves waiting in line to steal it from you.
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