All the people complaining about high prices are missing a trick.
Head over to MSE, follow the instructions and voila - £100 iTunes vouchers for £21.
Redeem the vouchers through Quidco (pays 8%) and your videos will actually cost 27p.
And this isn't spam![]()
from a students point of view.... who will pay £130 (?) a year for a TV licence... this equates to:
68.7 shows a year
5.7 shows a month
not really that cool:|
If you don't want to pay UK prices in the iTunes Store, it's really not too hard to set up a US iTunes account from anywhere in the world now it accepts Paypal payments.
Have you bought from them? Are they legitimate?
Seems to good to be true.
from a students point of view.... who will pay £130 (?) a year for a TV licence... this equates to:
68.7 shows a year
5.7 shows a month
not really that cool:|
Depends very much on how much treatment you need. I have Cystic Fibrosis which is a chronic genetic illness. My healthcare is very good and very cheap (free at the point of use) compared to how I would be if we had a US-style private system.
You pay more for everything, but you also make more.
As has been pointed out, the BBC have sold their soul to the devil and their OTT Janus DRM. Not only that, I have used iPlayer and it barely works. This Mac version is unlikely to appear any time soon as the technology to lock down content you own to a certain time limit simply does not exist on the Mac.
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National Insurance is exactly that, an insurance policy. If you work, you pay for it. If you do not work, then somebody else pays for it. I have been very lucky in that I have never been treated in a hospital and rarely ever see my doctor (although I have to pay for prescriptions). When I retire I doubt that I will get a state pension because there will be no money left in the fund. As I stated before nothing is free.
1) The UK price includes sales tax, the US one does not
1) The UK price includes sales tax, the US one does not
2) Apple (as with every company) has to set their prices to take in to account future exchange rate changes. So there's a buffer there.
3) The price for music videos has been 1.89 for ages now, why are you all surprised?
4) Other similar (online to download) services are more expensive.