Ross, you better decide quick...

[Jason R]

True, but one the gas station owner puts their rubber stamp on a deal, the petroleum producer can reasonably expect that the gas station has made a decision in the interest of its consumer.

BMG does not deal directly with consumers, so it is not their responsibility to gauge "the mood" of the consumer.

Point well taken. However, I would think that BMG has at least a little bit of interest in what is going on at the end of the supply chain. Petroleum producers don't necessarily own the gas stations selling to consumers, but consumer preferences (e.g. hybrid versus convential engines) surely affect them.

[andrewgd]

I'd still appreciate Ross to answer our concerns. I saw he's been on the boards...hopefully he can clear some time to explain AU's position, and what they intend to do about it soon. I feel that he's losing customers by the hour until he explains why he thinks its worthwhile for us to wait it out with AU.

[Bitterman]

"Going to be good when Amazon falls soon. and all you cry babies are saying , wheres my order>>>? "

You mean they're going bust in the next three weeks? Where's my stockbroker?!? SELL, SELL, SELL!!!

Oh, hang on. You're actually making vague statements of negativity about a company from whom I've made more than thirty orders and recieved them all on time, accurately, and cheaper than any other source I know. Maybe I'll just stick with my own opinion, then.

Oh, and by the way: "wheres[sic] my order"? (Note: I'm saying that NOW, because I ordered eight months ago, and not from Amazon).