Did you know that if you've purchased one or more songs from an eligible album, you may now be able to buy the rest of the album at a reduced price? You have up to six months after first downloading a song from an eligible album to purchase the remainder of the album.
Great feature! It'll take a real cynic to bad-mouth this addition.
Question: If I've purchased an iTunes Single -- and if that single subsequently appears on the album once it's released -- does the "single" I purchased count as a credit towards the full album?
Interesting. I'm going to check it out right now. On the surface, it seems like a great deal. But, as I read in the comments section, some folks only wanted one or two songs in the first place and never wanted the album. I guess it wouldn't benefit those people. However, I often get a single from a newer or boscure group, then go and check out the album.
I've been bitten by buying one song off the album, only to decide I want the whole thing at a later date, so this will come in handy on occasion.
Still, my above question stands: Does this apply only to songs bought "from" the album, or do singles which later appear on an album count, too?
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