Amazon Offering Refund for Sony CD Buyers

November 18th 2005 | Multimedia

Amazon is offering refunds to customers who bought Sony BMG CDs that use the controversial XCP anti-copy system. The offer has been made in an e-mail sent to Amazon customers known to have bought a CD by one of the 52 Sony which contained the XCP software.

Customers can get the refund by sending back the CD, even if they have not used the disc in their computers. At the same time Sony BMG has released details of how customers can get XCP-free versions of CDs.

BBC

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Amazon Offering Refund for Sony CD Buyers
Published in: Multimedia on 2005-11-18