how do i sell my music on amazon?
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You'll have to do some searching on the Amazon.com web site, but you can in fact do this via the Amazon Marketplace. They do require a fairly hefty commission (if my memory serves me correctly, it's 50-60%), but your dealing with an item that typically gets a high markup over production costs.\n\nHere's a starting point for you:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/subst/misc/sell-your-stuff.html/
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i am not sure, i guess u can contact the radio station and ask them if it was sold in the shops you can do this online. also you could look or something like thepiratebay.org they have a lot of music. \nterry
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In short, if you are in the US, ... NO.\n\nRadio stations require advertising or subscriptions to help pay the fees for playing copyrighted music.  That doesn't change whether you are making money off of it or not.
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try selling your computer
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I am a book publisher, and I sell my books through Amazon.com's Advantage program. I started in 2000, and I get a nice deposit into my checking account each month from Amazon. It is almost passive income, because all I do is ship books to them once a quarter.\n\nIf you are not a publisher, there are other ways to make money with Amazon.\n\nThere are people who sell new and used books and other merchandise through Amazon Marketplace. These people may have dropship arrangements in place where they do not stock the merchandise. For example, you can set up an account with a major book wholesaler and offer any of the books they carry through Amazon Marketplace. When you make a sale, you notify the wholesaler and they ship the book for you.\n\nIt is also possible to make money through Amazon's Associate program, where you receive a commission on referred sales. However, you will not make much money selling a few books. If you can make sales of electronics and other high-ticket items you might do better.
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I do not know much about launching a music site, but for payment accepting, (so you can accept cash or credit cards online) I would recommend looking into PayPal.  www.PayPal.com or www.bidpay.com  I know that I have seen many websites that ask for donations or payment on items use PayPal.
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Well, it depends on what it is, if it's something old you should consider eBay, but if it's a game or something newer, then you should sell it on Amazon.com. This advice comes from experience, as an Internet Seller i use both but, prefer to use Amazon, only because eBay incurs a Listing Charge and Amazon doesn't, even though eBay has the upper hand when it comes to listing anything you want.\n\nHope That was Helpful
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It is vital that you log into your Amazon account and check the Orders section.   That provides you with the label that you MUST USE to ship products to Amazon.   Read everythng at your Amazon account to learn the procedure.   \n\nGood Luck and Happy Computing!
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Was this CD sold publicly?
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I would say Ebay.  Before listing the records, I would check to see what they have been selling at in the completed items listings.  You can see what they have been selling for and make an educated decision on pricing, cost to ship, etc.\n\nAmazon.com sells music, but i doubt they have a listing for vinyl.
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none, but you are breaking the law.\n\nif you want quality music for cheap (10-15 cents a song) without breaking the law, without downloading fake songs, and without risking viruses, go to www.allofmp3.com
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ill sell em for you 75+ positive feedback on ebay, also there is a whole bunch of stores called isold it on ebay that sell ur stuff but take large fees.\n\nbut ill sell them for a very low commission.
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Well you don't sell them (royalties are how you make money).\n\nYou can send them to her manager (that info is available on-line) or you can send a demo of the song to her label (info available on-line).\n\nOr you can perform a song in public then apply to join ASCAP and meet all kinds of important people.\n\nBe creative.
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Your first step will be to contact the various record companies.  Once you've done that, you'll need to find out who the distributor is in your area.\nThen, you'll need to contact the distributor and let them know what your station format is going to be so they can start sending you music.  You'll also need to furnish them - probably at the company level as opposed to the distributor - with your call letters or provide documentation from your faculty supervisor verifying that you're going to either have a carrier current station (won't be broadcast outside the building) or on the web.  If you're webcasting, you might have a bit more difficulty and will almost definitely have to provide verified documentation and aren't just someone trying to get free cds.  \nGood Luck
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Yes!!! Go by this rule: If you are taking money away from companies that have rights to sell music, then it is illegal. If you were copying it for another one of your computers or your IPOD, then it's legal. You can't sell it to someone else.
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Napster is not p2p. You do not buy from other people, but instead you buy from the songs that napster sells in their online store. You can't sell your songs. I wish it could be done. Sorry...
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People keep thinking that Limewire and other Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks offer free, legal music.  Most of the music is not legally being distributed.  The performers, copyright holders, and producers are not being paid.\n\nYou could try http://audio.search.yahoo.com/.  There may be some legally distributable perforances available.\n\nIf you want internet radio, Yahoo Music and others have classical radio stations to listen to:\n\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/launchcast/stations/default.asp\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv1-&p=classical%20internet%20radio\n\nAnd, music services allow you to "rent" subscription music and include fairly big selections of classical music.  These include Yahoo Music Unlimited, Rhapsody, and Napster.\nFor as little as $5 a month, you play any performance on demand on your PC.  For as little as $10 a month, you can carry all the songs you can fit on a PlaysForSure MP3 player.\n\nhttp://www.playsforsure.com/\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/unlimited/\nhttp://www.rhapsody.com/\nhttp://www.napster.com/\n\nYou can also try a Yahoo Search for:\n\nlegal free classical music\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=legal+free+classical+music&ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-&x=wrt