Finally. Can't figure out what took them so long. Even if that is just a few thousand downloads at $1.29 each, that adds up to real money for a group that is pressed to be profitable. It shows though that they have a pretty good fan base in the US if this long after the songs were initially released fans immediately downloaded them. It also shows how important it can be in modern K-pop to have a member in the group who speaks fluent English and engages with international fans a lot through that language. I hope she earned a commission on the sales in the US if she was instrumental in getting the company to fix this.