'Nice' way of ending a relationship. (Like he doesn't want fans money any longer?)

I did not join and have not joined his websites since year 1 of the npgmc. I joined back then in september 2001 (the club was then about 6 months old) and paid my $ 100. In january 2002 they suddenly announced a new year starting in march or so. No word to the people who joined later than march 2001 on what to do or that they would get their money refunded.

After having to email them several times about it they told me they wouldn't refund me anything, but that I could join year 2 for "only" $ 60. I was like: Nice, that's $ 10 more than what I signed up for (because I got no more than half of year 1). I took it however because I didn't want the hassle of trying to get a refund, plus I was interested by the offer for year 2 (at least 4 new exclusive Prince albums - Best of , Last december, ONA piano and Xenophobia)

So I got a year and a half of the club not for 150 but for $ 160. Then I got the ep ONA piano in the summer of 2002 and nothing else happend for the rest of that year. Untill (after much complaing by hundreds of fans) in the end he gave us the ONA live box, with another copy of ONA piano.

Then all the Better Business Bureau shit went down. I thought he spit his fans in the face for breaching the agreement and "giving" them some digital downloads instead of CD's (Xpectations - duh! - and three soundtrack songs called C-note, what a joke!)

After that I didn't join anymore.

Just like any business that shits on its customers because they don't need them or really want them.

Me neither. And I havn't purchased lotusflow3r yet either. £30 for it in the U.K. I don't think so.

Go to Play.com and look in their 'Playtrade' bit, I bought my copy from there and it cost less than £8 including postage