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![]() Hi:
Joke if you want. If I posted an ad on the forums all over the web saying I'd bought a copy of Marlon Sander's course (or anyone else's for that matter) and was selling it at a profit - would he be okay with that? Let's say I bought the package that costs over a grand and was selling it for $197. Is that okay? People at garage sales, etc, are selling their "original" copy (such as with any printed material)... but if the material is digital? What's to prevent me from making a copy of a digital product and keeping mine? Then I'm reproducing the work for profit. There is a huge difference between selling off an old paper book - and selling someone's digital product. Joke if you want to.... scoff if you want to... but I have a legitimate question. Jokes don't make it any less so. |
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