well, its not much, but its something ::claps::

The major record labels will pay out $67.3 million to settle a 2-year-old price-fixing lawsuit, according to state attorneys general involved in the case.

The agreement, announced Monday, settles charges by 43 states that the labels and three retailers violated antitrust laws by engaging in advertising practices that kept the prices of CDs artificially high.

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http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1106-960183.html//

heh, then they wonder why File trading caught on so well. Hmmmm Dosen't the RIAA have a Monopoly?

ive bought cds....i want some money

yeah, if you want your money back, i believe you have to have your receits or something...i dunno though...i dont know how else they could figure it out.//

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sounds to me like its a lot more trouble than its worth to try and get your money back, who really keeps their reciepts for that long. i also heard that part of the money will go to buying cds and learning tools for schools.

yeah...$67.3 million will go back to consumers, and $75 million or so will go to charities and schools//