Apple and Roxio -- seems like there is no connection.

MacBytes · Jul 8, 2003, 05:30 AM

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Mudbug · Jul 8, 2003, 02:30 PM

well, maybe there's no connection between the two, but it does look like there's a connection with "lots of money" and "set your own stock price." I wish I could set my own buy price for stocks I want to buy into. So with the purchase of the stock at a lower cost per share, can they in turn sell that stock at current market value? Is this like a bulk-rate cost, but with a full retail rate return?

nuckinfutz · Jul 8, 2003, 06:01 PM

Not only would Apple get rights to the Naptster name

They would have excellent CD Burning Sourcecode to add to their apps.

They would have PC CD/DVD Burning Code as well.

With Apple's stock trading above $20 this sounds like a decent purchase.

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Mudbug macrumors god Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Northwest Louisiana	well, maybe there's no connection between the two, but it does look like there's a connection with "lots of money" and "set your own stock price." I wish I could set my own buy price for stocks I want to buy into. So with the purchase of the stock at a lower cost per share, can they in turn sell that stock at current market value? Is this like a bulk-rate cost, but with a full retail rate return? __________________ happy thankschrismahanakwaanzicasmasgiving.

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nuckinfutz macrumors 68000 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Middle Earth	Roxio would be a good buy Not only would Apple get rights to the Naptster name They would have excellent CD Burning Sourcecode to add to their apps. They would have PC CD/DVD Burning Code as well. With Apple's stock trading above $20 this sounds like a decent purchase.

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