Music videos I bought on iTunes in its early days have been removed over the years and I never saw compensation. <br><br>I bought them and they now gone.,(reply>), @TalesOfWar If you make money like a dick why dont you just sell drugs lmfao,(reply>), @Hetsu Welcome to the world of retail. Digital or otherwise. Also isn't that the point of any company in existence? To make a profit? You say that like it's a dirty thing. Would you work for free?,(reply>), @TalesOfWar As i said If its their store they should control it properly. They only care about profit.,(reply>), @Hetsu Epic had and still have control over it being on the store or not, by following the rules. They broke those rules, rules they agreed to in a legally binding contract. Even the judge in the case said as much. It's only Epic and their insistence on continuing to break the rules they agreed to that are keeping it off the store. Not that this has ANY FUCKING RELEVANCE to the topic at hand. That changes absolutely nothing with regard to what the IP OWNERS allow and don't allow with things being sold by third parties. As is usually the case around here. People are quick to judge because a company they don't like is involved rather than look at the bigger fucking picture.,(reply>), @TalesOfWar Yet apple can pull shit off their store whenever they want like fortnut. If its their store they should control it properly.