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    23-May-95 13:09:28
Sb: #116304-3DO
Fm: Jeremy Roberts 72630,2350
To: Britt Barrineau 75120,1561
> There's $1.35 difference Yes, at the manufacturing stage, $1.35 can = $6-8.00 retail. Britt, you sound like you have little experience in manufacturing and the retail trades… do you have any idea what actual manufacturing costs of some common products that you use daily are? Would you protest if you found out? And WHAT IF the record companies are gouging you? Don't you think they'd drop the price in an instant if sales disinigrated? What about software? Do you think it's wrong for me to charge $299 for my CD-ROMs (we know that my manufacturing costs without programmers royalties are about $3-4/unit). How about my overhead, employees, etc… ? I can't continue this dialog until you have more knowledge of the US copyright laws. And as I typically have to say to someone somewhere on-line once or twice a year, the US copyright law is LAW, not opinion. It's not "I think it should be this way…" it's the way it is, until you can convince Congress to change it. I wish you all the best. Jeremy