text: Few Takers On CD Price Fixing Rebates.. — Ian Andrew Bell
  Jan 7, 2003 | FOIB
  Few Takers for CD Settlement Cash By Associated Press
  Story location: http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,57111,00.html
  09:15 AM Jan. 07, 2003 PT
  OLYMPIA, Washington — Suppose someone was handing out $20 bills and almost nobody wanted one? That's roughly what's happening with a massive price-fixing settlement involving states and compact disc companies.
  "The response thus far has been fairly abysmal," said Washington Attorney General Christine Gregoire, who's been on morning radio shows to promote the settlement.
  The settlement's website has been up for a month, and legal notices have been published in TV Guide, Parade and other national magazines, but the response rate has been very low, said Tina Kondo, a senior assistant attorney general in Gregoire's office.
  "I guess people don't like to read legal notices," Kondo said.
  You don't even need a receipt to prove you bought CDs by Hole, Metallica or Shania Twain in 1998. Just click to the settlement's website, answer three questions and fill in your name and address. But don't try to recoup the entire cost of your music collection: Only one claim per customer is permitted.