iTunes tries to rip us off!

[Light Blade 8,685]

:=: This is outrageous!

 

Just noticed in iTunes store an MLP album (3 of them in fact), which I already own. There were two things about it:

1. It is counted as "New from Your Artists"

2. It is no longer "Purchased". It claims that I never bought it.

 

So I took a look at this "new album", and saw that Daniel Ingram is no longer an artist. His name is replaced by names of MLP characters that sing the songs. Plus one of the song has serious typo!

 

I went to my library, chose that album and clicked "show in iTunes store".

...It no longer exists!

 

This...THIS IS FLIPPING INEXCUSABLE! They make typos, don't give the guy who made those songs credit he deserves, and HAVE THE GUTS to expect us to pay for what we already paid for!

 

I am going to become a pain in Apple's neck until they fix that.   

Edited June 2, 2016 by Light Blade

[Jeric 46,889]

It isn't Apple's fault and there is nothing that they can fix. This happens when licensing or labels change. Apple doesn't own the music, so they have to remove it when the label changes.

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Your rage should be directed at Hasbro and Legacy (Sony) for removing some of the old albums.

 

Show them that your heart is as strong as a hoof.

[weesh 690]

the only thing that frustrates me with iTunes is that there is a limited number of licenses for the shows that I've bought, and I've changed computers so many times that I have run out of licenses for season 1 and season 2.  so the next time I buy a new computer, I have no ideal what I'll do to keep my access.  

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 42,205]

I agree with Jeric on this one. Licensing is a very fickle thing and when licensing changes in anyway, it can cause issues. I would call them and have the original purchase receipt loaded up.

 

I do think Apple has tons of problems though. This one isn't entirely on them.

[Light Blade 8,685]

Just look. At this. NONSENSE.

You can't make this up.

[Gestum 2,493]

Don't buy them again if it's that big of a problem.