A couple points I might add:

- Until 9/30 most all of the CDs are $7 which includes a physical CD and 192K MP3 files loaded nicely and permanently into your locker.

- One poster complained you can't download the MP3 file without installing an application. That's inaccurate. You can download all the tracks individually directly from the locker - no application install required. Just click on the triangle in the flash UI and select "download".

- We do provide several different applications for your convenience all of which work on Linux as well as the other PC OSes. There's an Album Downloader which will with one click download any new purchases and load into iTunes or your fave media player. There's also Locker Sync 3.0 which will sync your entire music library from locker to PC. So lots of different options.

- Slashdotters might be interested in our API (see: http://mp3tunes.com/api). My vision is all your music goes into your personal locker and then with a click can be streamed or synced to ANY device in the world. It's a very open view of the world and of your media. We have 100,000 lockers and a great list of devices coming by this holiday season all of which talk directly to a locker. We're even having a contest to spur developers for $10,000 to come up with new music devices/interfaces: See http://mp3tunes.com/contest

-- MR

You could technically use the virus itself to tell them that they are infected.

http://24.XXX.XXX.XXX/c/winnt/system32/cmd.exe?/ c+ "net send 127.0.0.1 PATCH YOUR WEB SERVER PLEASE!! "

But then, would using the virus to inform the user of the infection be right? I had thought of writing a program that parses my access_log and waits 2 hours until their servers are accepting connections again and doing some messages to try and help them out.. someone is bound to take it the wrong way....