When is a download not a download?
Like all the bands seem to be doing these days, there is a presale that requires a password to get in. But the password is published everywhere, so of what real value is it to call it a presale, etc? On this show, however, they added a pre-presale for members of the band's fan clubs. That got me to join the Third Day fanclub. Just so I could get tickets where I wanted in advance of the presale (which is in advance of the regular sale. Whatever).
Anyway, as part of doing the pre-presale, they promised a 4 song download - one song from each band. I went poking around last night trying to find my download link. I looked at the fan club website, the ticket seller's website (musictoday.com - no link because their "service charges" are too high), and searched the email they sent me when I purchased. I couldn't find anything about it. So I emailed the support address at musictoday and asked about it. They sent me the following response:
The 4 free digital downloads will be sent to your email address in the following weeks.
Is that really a download if they send them to me in the "following weeks"?
I think if other things in my life weren't frustrating me so much right now, this probably wouldn't bother me at all. But right now it really bugs me.
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