That's not how I was doing the math here at all. In fact, part of the problem with his convoluted system is that it makes little to no sense in the first place.

If what you are saying is true, then to match CD Baby, you'd have to pay to be in 44 stores which would cost, for a 15 song album, 15 times $44 dollars for the songs and then another 44 dollars for the album... would that be $704 dollars using your interpretation of the system? Plus then a yearly fee of $9.98 on top of that? Wouldn't that be the math using your formula Patrick? If so, that's ridiculous unless gigantic numbers.

So, can someone here specifically break down the math for us exactly? How much would it cost to get a 15 song album in the same number of digital stores as CD Baby does for 15 dollars and 9%? Let's get this clarified.

Brian

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