Apple saves the day for me:
Hello Jennifer, I’m sorry to hear the titles you purchased from the iTunes Store with account “xxx@xxx.com” were lost. I can certainly see how this would be upsetting and I would like to help. iTunes Store Customer Support has decided to let you download (at no charge) all the titles you purchased on this account that are still available.
Thank you Apple!
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Recently I had my backup drive die which doubled as my music drive (dumb). I also in the past few weeks – cleaned out my off site backups which included my music (dumb). After not being very excited with what happened – I decided to do some research on some of my options to get […]
Ken
Now if they would just fixed the broken iTunes 7.7 download so I could activate my phone. Argh!
Jennifer Zelazny
Damn Apple and their bad links! I am glad you got the phone – I cannot wait to hear what you think.
Ben
That’s awesome that they did that. I had to do something similar a ways back and it makes sense that they’d see this sort of thing regardless of how many times they try to beat ‘backup your music’ into people’s heads.
Out of idle curiosity, how big do you think your set of iTunes purchases is?
Jennifer Zelazny
I believe I had 209 songs – nothing huge, but enough to hurt.
Ben
I did a quick smart playlist looking for kind = Protected and found 492 tracks for 2G.