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Keurig coffee makers will implement DRM to block third-party coffee
March 3, 2014 at
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I'm sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong place. But I know a lot of you love your K-cups and I was wondering how you Keurig users would feel about this. I'm unclear how they are going to keep the option open to brew in a Keurig with coffee grounds, unless they are cutting that out, too. Maybe if enough of us raise a stink, they will backtrack? It has worked before on other companies.
http://www.geek.com/news/keurig-c...e-1586636/
http://www.geek.com/news/keurig-c...e-1586636/
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As a matter of fact, you are almost certainly doing something wrong.
It's not just a question of coffee strength/bitterness, I'm known to brew a strong pot of coffee and then dump a shot or two of espresso into it.
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- Can walk in woods and simultaneously recite script
- Has a soothing authoritative voice
- Can pretend to care about my bad coffee
- Willing to work for free
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Kids, coffee... Nothing better to do?
Also - Keurig themselves sell other brand K-Cups on their own site. Does that mean they will be "approved"? Or only that awful Green Mountain stuff? Seems an awful lot of companies are going to be rather upset with Keurig. I'm thinking once this takes effect, unless Keurig approves some of those other cups, that they will stop making them.
I found this thread cuz my second Keurig is starting to act up. Now I'm rethinking the whole thing. I could get my third, register it, get the coupon deal once more, use my Ekobrew if supply of good K-Cups dwindles (or I'm being cheap lol). When that one goes, call it a day with Keurig.
Of course this is pure speculation on my part but it seems "reasonable" considering the purpose of the new DRM. I can't imagine Keurig not taking action against third party vendors.
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Of course this is pure speculation on my part but it seems "reasonable" considering the purpose of the new DRM. I can't imagine Keurig not taking action against third party vendors.
I am not a fan of DRM in any form. If they actually do this, when it comes down to it, I will not buy a DRM machine or jacked-up price K-Cups.