Pavlo, Rik Emmett, Oscar Lopez

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rombsix

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From: Beirut, Lebanon

Pavlo, Rik Emmett, Oscar Lopez

These three guitarists have come together to form a trio and have an album out now. It's not flamenco. What I was wondering about though is that you can listen to the FULL tracks on their website.

http://www.pavlorikoscar.com/music.php

How do they make money selling their album if everyone can just go and listen to the music in full, for free, on their website?

Just wondering, as a question in general...

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Ron.M

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RE: Pavlo, Rik Emmett, Oscar Lopez (in reply to rombsix)

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How do they make money selling their album if everyone can just go and listen to the music in full, for free, on their website?

The tracks contain an audio encoded digital virus which gets into your mobile phone and gains access to your bank details, which are then sent back via the Internet the next time you connect.

It's pretty easy when you know how.

cheers,

Ron

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 5 2010 18:29:41

rombsix

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Joined: Jan. 11 2006
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RE: Pavlo, Rik Emmett, Oscar Lopez (in reply to Ron.M)

quote:

The tracks contain an audio encoded digital virus which gets into your mobile phone and gains access to your bank details, which are then sent back via the Internet the next time you connect.