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Amazon.com under spotlight over 'grey' CD imports

By Graeme Wearden

Published: Wednesday 07 January 2004

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Hi, this is <insert media company>. We'd like to ...
Joe W

Apparently it is ok to export your job to a cheap ...
Chris O

It's not just CDs! Go to Amazon.co.uk and enter...
Brian Clegg

"Please stop selling 'grey' imports to UK citizens...
Rob

If the British Record Industry would only admit th...
Joseph Dawson

The record companies should grow up and realise th...
Charles Wood

Maybe we need an EU investigation of pricing of CD...
Anonymous

Ha ha ha. Hee hee. Hilarious
Anonymous

Isn't this just typical of how the consumer gets s...
Neil Martin

Its great that there seems to be no-one out there ...
Anonymous

<rant>Once again the peoples's government are look...
Ian Savell

The ordinary people of this country get all the di...
Anonymous

Another effort to force UK consumers to pay higher...
David Ward

Yet again the money grabbing music industry is rip...
Paul

Its cheaper to buy CD's from outside the UK even w...
Anonymous

Anyone else been charged import duty?? Having orde...
Leo

It seems globalisation is fine when the fat cat mu...
Anonymous

Why are they grey imports surely the idea of the i...
Eric Jackson

Please stop selling "grey" software products to th...
John Wheatcroft

If this is the case, what happens to such albums y...
Anonymous

Can the record companies please prove that this im...
Anonymous

If it is illegal to import CD's into this country,...
Doug Whitmore

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