We give you low prices and high value, but the cost will be attentive personal service. It sounds like the OP doesn’t like the "social contract" of online business. With the right online resources, I’ll solve whatever my problem is on my own with less time and energy than what goes into a typical customer service phone call. Frankly, to me, the less human interaction needed, the better. Some people, like the OP, need the personal touch - a knowledgeable phone rep to hold your hand and explain the finer points. Thanks to Tidal and this forum, I have discovered all sorts of new artists I might never have found. I love the fact that for $20/month I get such a wide variety of hi-fi quality music. Like many others, I find Tidal to be a phenomenal deal.
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I have access to a gargantuan library of CD quality music, which can also be stored on portable devices, for about the cost of a Double Latte every month. I subscribe to the family plan for $29/month, and I have 4 extremely grateful family members (along with myself) who enjoy TIDAL every day. If you buy more than an album a month, demand at least CD quality, and appreciate a certain amount of curation, organizational, and informational content, then TIDAL is a mind-blowingly good deal. If you only rarely purchase music (a few times a year) and only listen to your music collection, and are satisfied with streaming low res content (for example, YouTube) and/or putting up with commercials (broadcast radio, certain streaming services, etc.), TIDAL will not likely be your thing. You may own the piece of plastic (or vinyl) that is the media for the music, but the rights to the music do not transfer to the owner of the media. One does not "buy" music, only the rights to listen to the music.
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