Apple Store now selling iTunes Gift Certificates 39
indigo12 writes "Now you can send iTunes store gift certificates up to $200 from the Apple Store. Just in time for the holidays."
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Can you send them to Oz ? (Score:1)
So the question is, can you use gift certificates to get around this little licensing issue ?
Re:Can you send them to Oz ? (Score:4, Informative)
Re:Can you send them to Oz ? (Score:1)
However, given that Apple allows you to copy the tracks to portable devices and burn them to CD, I'm not so sure why you might need to restrict copying or some such.
If anyone can come up with a probable theory, I for one would like to hear it.
Re:Can you send them to Oz ? (Score:1)
Re:Can you send them to Oz ? (Score:3, Informative)
Re:You're a fake. (Score:1, Offtopic)
my first email address was at cit5.cit.oz.au, o boy those where they days.....
hence I live in oz
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>The
>Robert Elz (kre@munnari.oz.au).
>The domain was Australia's first domain and
>originally devised to register names of those
>entities operating within the ACSnet network,
>and continues to be used to register those
>entities
Re:Be careful with these (Score:2, Insightful)
I can't think of a single gift certificate I've ever bought or received that was redeemable for cash.
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Re:Won't do me much good (Score:2)
It's not just you. Panther removed support for burning DRM enabled AAC files to CD as audio discs.
Do you have a link to this? I upgraded to Panther last week and had no problem burning files purchased on iTMS to disk using my superdrive. For that matter I haven't had any problems yet.
Re:Won't do me much good (Score:4, Informative)
This is completely untrue. I just burned a full audio CD of AAC files purchased from the iTunes Music Store. No problems, no hangups, works exactly as it has always done.
Trolling should sound more plausible (Score:2)
Funny how clearly this is obvious B.S. Gee, let's see, if this was true how do you suppose /. would have reacted?
Utterly, completely implausible, leaving alone that it's false. Anonymous coward indeed.
Secondary market for gift certificates: Ebay??? (Score:1, Interesting)
So I'm thinking that there is the possibility for a secondary market in gift certificates, which Apple will ignore.
The Gift Certificates will become the first possibility for non-US residents to buy songs from iTMS. I predict savy ame
Re:Secondary market for gift certificates: Ebay??? (Score:2)
Re:Secondary market for gift certificates: Ebay??? (Score:1)
Re:Secondary market for gift certificates: Ebay??? (Score:2)
Just like cash... (Score:4, Informative)
Re:Just like cash... (Score:2)
Gift certificates at least show a little thought on your part. "Hey I heard you had an iPod, so now you can buy some tunes for it..."
Re:Just like cash... (Score:1)
Last Minute Shopping (Score:3, Interesting)
Right before going over to her house for a small party, I fired up iTunes on my iBook and bought a $20 certificate for her. When I got there, I just said "check your e-mail for your gift." She loved it. I'm sure I will use it again one of these days, as it saves shopping time while seeming less impersonal than cash.
Is /. perhaps... (Score:2)
Did Apple pay for the placement of this "article"?
Re:Is /. perhaps... (Score:1)