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But isn't not a private question. You're just being a tool now.

I never said you were. I said you don't have to be. I was hired out of college my senior year, and it wasn't something I could pass up. So I never graduated. But hey, now I'm retired and wont ever have to work again. I may go back, but only if I'm bored.

YOU did mention check. It's not personal if YOU bring it up. I'm bored, what can I say. I do have to get something to eat, so TTYL.

Though I'm not that good with typing, so I may misspell or leave out words completely.

I said you don't have to be. I'm was an English major, we can play these games all day -lol.

Asking for your SS# isn't rude. What if I just wanted to know? Asking when the last time you wacked off would be rude, unless I wanted to know. Your doctor my ask you ;-).

I was curious to know the amount of the check because if I remember correctly, it should be a min of $100,000 (or whatever the USPTO has down in the law). And yes, I did surmise you're weren't being a dick, I just hate that line. It really pointless statement that people say when it's not...

I do if I wanted to know. I can ask any question I want, that's my right as a individual. Example, I can ask for your SS#, even if there isn't any real reason, I still cann ask if I wanted to know.

Well, as I said, it's the content. But you weren't asking a question.

It's private isn't rude like fuck off, so no. Saying it's none of your business is because you're telling the person who asked the question they have business asking the question at all.

And so does "I can't tell you". It's what you say and how that makes it polite or not.

That I got.

The "none of your business" line is a polite way to say fuck off.

Of course it's none of by business, you don't have to be a dick about it. A simple "it's private" would do.

What was the check amount for and who did the money go to?

You have to make sure you have the right trademark too. Myriad_Rocker, you could end up spending well over $10,000 just to file dozens of trademarks. Metallica filed 43, that's $13K, but it was a good investment for them because it protects their name. There are a 33 registered trade and...

There are very few artists/bands that get signed without first getting leverage. That's the reason the label wants them.

If you ever go to court, it will save you tens of thousands in lawyer fees. I did it in 2002, took about a year.

Thanks :-)

Let me ask you this.... do you send people to CD Baby to buy your CD? By looking at your site, it looks like you do. Take the link down and see how many CD Baby would sell for you.