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Originally Posted by ApK
And...you know...the law.
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Touche. And the gentleman with the website does have a point as well. It is probably very easy to impersonate the legitimate owner of anything now days what with how we can all get access to a ton of information about one another. The horror stories we've all heard about where someone's identity is stolen by someone else is testimony to the downside of our modern digital world. Still I can't help but wonder, if the man had been given a link to Cromag's Smashwords page how is it he didn't notice that the story he used for the audio was the only one of the three that was being charged for? I mean the other two stories were listed as free and the one he is being offered is the one that has a dollar amount attached and he doesn't wonder why he's being offered the use of it for free? Where is the logic in charging for something and yet giving someone else the use of it for no charge?