Brian H,

All they would have to do is play you 1000 times more frequently than you purchased to skew the numbers. They wouldn't need to buy your CD's or anything else. So instead of buying 5000 plays they play you 50,000 or 500,000 or 5,000,000 million times (I doubt they have that sort of traffic though). Logically you'd have more success by default if they did that, but again, it's just speculation. I just know that you having success would be a good sales tool for them. You have no or little success as has been the case, does the opposite. Your results suggest they haven't done much for you and in the end, you're just a cash cow for them. Multiply you times 1000's or more artists and it starts to add up. If Pay to Play worked, the labels would buy up all the time raising the cost per play beyond your means, sort of like Google ads and high traffic search words.

Brian

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