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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Dee Dee Deelightful Product review: Dee Dee is perhaps the most under rated R&B; female artist of the 70's. While these 2 selections are great; in particular, What Color is Love, her first album at Philadelphia International(on the TSOP label) was in my opinion one of the 2 finest female R&B; albums of all time (the other being Jean Carn's first LP at the same label).Unfortunately, "Happy bout the whole thing" is currently unavailable on CD, i personally would pay big bucks for a copy!What Color is Love shows off both Dee Dee's powerful, emotional voice as well as highlighting the great philly sound of the 70's.a definite must for any philly sound lovers, a staple for any female R&B; lover. Dee Dee rules!
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Baxter soups are tasty comfort food for the tummy. Product review: I buy Baxter Soups by the case because I am disabled and can't get to the grocery store. These soups are restaurant quality and with a dollop of sour cream, you have a real treat. Smooth as velvet, they will have you either gulping them down and wanting more or savoring every spoonful.
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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Rip-off Product review: I realize that iPods are the most popular mp3 players, but honestly sometimes I wonder why, when other players are just as good (or at least not noticeably worse), are cheaper, and are compatible with music subscriptions.I bought an iPod Nano on the recommendation of someone so that I could play my Y!Music subscription songs when I travel. What they did not tell me (and yes, admittedly, I did not bother to research the question myself) was that iPods ONLY play iTunes music, which you can't subscribe to but have to pay for by track. So not only did I just buy the most expensive brand of mp3 player, but now I also have to spend over $500 to PURCHASE every single song I have as a subscription through Y!Music. It seems to me that something as universal as the iPod ought to allow for other services. I think this is an incredibly poor customer service issue that rips people off. My iPod is going straight back to the store, my money will go towards a cheaper but more versatile player.
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