If you bought cd's in the last 7 years, free $$$

[dizzyintx]

Maybe I shouldn't post this here, but ya'll have been so nice to post suggestions on how to make some money. Here's one for each of you. The record companies have been found guilty of price fixing. They have to pay back everyone that bought cd's. You don't even need a receipt to claim your $5 to 20 dollars. Go to musiccd.com. I would insert the link but I can't figure out how.

 

[dixie13]

the site is actually musiccdsettlement.com sorry, i don't know how to post a link either. you can join the lawsuit and receive $5 to $20 depending on how many people file suit for the cd price fixing. hth!

 

[Belle0101]

http://www.musiccdsettlement.com/english/default.htm

Now, whether or not that's supposed to be posted, I don't know. I get confused/forgetful on what links can and can't be posted on which board and forum. If I was wrong to post it then please delete it and I won't be offended ... much. Just kidding! I'll understand.

 

[MikeScott8]

According to what I heard about this is that is they get too many people applying for rebates that each person will get less than $2-5 (not sure what number it was) that ALL the money will be donated to some charity.

And from the number of times I have gotten an email on this I doubt anyone will be getting money, well I guess the charity will be getting it, which is fine with me.

Ah found it. This is from the site.

The cash paid by the Defendants, after the payment of attorneys' fees, litigation and Settlement administration costs, shall be distributed to consumers who purchased Music Products. The number of claims filed will determine the actual amount of the individual refund but will not exceed $20.00 per claimant. If the number of claims filed would result in refunds of less than $5.00 per claimant, there will be no cash distribution to individual consumers. Rather, the cash portion of the Settlement shall be distributed to not-for-profit, charitable, governmental or public entities to be used for music-related purposes or programs for the benefit of consumers who purchased Music Products.

Mike