Thread: Using "alternative" sources to obtain books you already own?
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Old 08-31-2010, 02:27 AM   #185
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Originally Posted by lunixer View Post
That is legal. Ripping a CD to your ipod is legal. Selling a used CD on ebay is legal.
Of course both those actions are legal. What is neither legal nor ethical is to retain the music on your iPod (or elsewhere) after you've sold the CD.
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