What about the people who have fiddled with them and genuinely love the interface and wheel?

Or people who enjoy listening to music!?

It's simple, really. A pyramid scheme is.. uh.. the.. thing.. and this is.. a combination of.. stuff.. and.. things.

A pyramid scheme involves people paying those above them, who then in turn pay those above them. This is multi-level marketing -- the people you refer aren't paying you directly, and thus, no pyramid. You don't get more for each person under you -- all rewards at set.

It still assumes the existence of infinite numbers of people who might eventually sign up... if it takes five people for one person to get an ipod, then it takes 25 people for those five people to get one... then 125, 625, 3125, etc. Somewhere along the line, there just aren't enough people left.

That's why you make sure you get in quick, or whatnot.

Still, it's BS!!! BS I say!

i will personally take a dump on any iPod I see.

if(getThingFlags(source) & 0x8){
  do her}
elseif(getThingFlags(source) & 0x4){
  do other babe}
else{
  do a dude}

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you need a creditcard number to "verify that your 18" or what ever, which he is not. So he went and used the number from a used simon giftcard....and well I guess it worked because he has a iPod he got from them now.
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Uh... if they DID give him the iPod, then they weren't scamming him. Just like to point that out.

Wow. Dixons must love you.