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Well you don’t neccecarly need to pay to get the music. go to LimeWire.com and download it to your computer and yo can dowmload free songs. Have fun

I’ve been using http://www.legal5ounds.com for a couple of years now, its 100% virus free and has all the latest music. Each song is only 9¢ so you can get a whole album for $1 - all my friends love it coz it saves them a fortune compared to itunes!

I have just bought the Rhapsody To Go thing for $15 and whenever I click on the "buy song" button it says that I have to pay 1 dollar. What’s up with that? I thought that the package I bought included UNLIMITED downloads. Thank your for reading this over and for your answers.

You’re not paying to download or buy a song. You’re paying to stream a song to listen to it but you don’t actually own the song. You can load all the songs you want your MP3 player. But again, you don’t actually own the song. So if you want to play a song you click the play button near the song title not the "Buy MP3" button. If you want to load it to your MP3 player you have to make sure it’s compatible with Rhapsody first. You can check here for that: http://tinyurl.com/6bxz64 When Rhapsody recognizes your player you’ll see an icon for it under "Sources", just drag and drop the songs your want on it from the guide area to the players icon. Again, you don’t own it, its a subscription service. You’ll have to plug your MP3 player in within two weeks to update the subscription on the player.

You can get yearly unlimited downloads from here: www.mp3fiestareview.com
You can get monthly unlimited downloads from www.mp3salereview.com

not a "site" per say but do this homie google "band name - cd name" and after that put "site:www.mediafire.com" so your google should look like this "metallica - master of puppets site:www.mediafire.com" dont use the quotation marks tho,if its a particular song just try the song but thats a lil tougher, most uploads are whole cd’s.VERY RELIABLE,no virus EVER! ive got about 50 gigs of music on my external from that site.i am yet to find ANY cd i want that wasnt on mediafire, and as a foot note all downloads are compressed (zipped) or in .rar format so downloads are super quick (i average a cd download in 3-4 minutes) so you have to extract or unzip your downloads via 7zip or winzip or whatever you have (and if your still lost that means right click on the downloads icon when its finished select "extract all" pick where you wanna extract it to an viola!) woot woot for pirating! sharing is caring bruthas so if you torrent out there seed please!!!

I’m thinking about joining one of those music sites that gives you unlimited downloads for ever once you’ve payed a small one off fee, but they sound just a little too good to be true.

So has anyone ever joined one, and are they worth the money?

Well if you ever watched the show ‘The Real Hustle’, where a group of scam artists show way people can scam you. The one thing they always say is ‘If it seems to good to be true, it probably is not true’

I don’t know about sites that offer unlimited free downloads for small one off fee, I would be dubious about it as downloads are done by licence per song or album and usually it’s pay as you go, though there are lot of sites that offer songs for pennies and albums for £1 or less.

I suppose if they have heavy adverts on the website or you may have to download a adware bar that shows you their sponsors adverts while you surf it may be possible, this would slow down site and probably the downloads, the software bar would probably interfere with surfing session while installed with pop ups all the time. They would have to pay for licence for every song downloaded by all users, so would have to have way to get that money back if they are planning to do it legally.

Rule of thumb I use is:- You don’t get anything for free (legally), someone always has to pay somewhere and its usually you.

If you have an example site with link, I could check it out to see if and where the catch is, or you could google the name of site in question putting a question mark and/or safe after it, this I tend to do before checking out a site I’m dubious about and usually get good results as there is always people who have gone before and their experiences can advice best..

See below a link for website that rates mp3 download sites that you can get mp3 songs from few pence, catch with these is most want a sizeable top up amount each time you add funds (obviously to make sure you spend a minimum certain amount with them each time).

You can also protect yourself somewhat by using a prepay credit card or online transfer account like Paypal for anything your are a little worried about, at least this way you only can lose what you initially spend and in lots of cases online transfer accounts offer ways to contest it’s registered sellers to get refund for damaged, faulty or mis-sold goods or services.

I need a site where I can leaglly download unlimited music for a cheap price. I am looking for something in the $10 price range. The closest you can give me is ok. Any good music sites?

there is no site that cheap that is legal

Any site that doesn’t charge for each download, isn’t paying the copyright owner
so they are NOT legal

And the same goes for any site that only charges 5-10 cents per song
they are KEEPING the money and NOT paying the copyright owner
so they are legal either

I’m assuming that you’re talking about legal unlimited services such as Napster, Rhapsody and Yahoo! Unfortunately, the iPod does not natively handle any of those services.

One option is to subscribe to any of the above (I use Rhapsody).

Download the songs you want in wma format.

Use fairuse4wm to strip the DRM from them (questionable about the legality, but very easy) and convert them to mp3 to load on to your iPod.

A little bit of work, but it is possible.

Are there any music download subscription services out there where you pay a monthly fee and get unlimited downloads?

I’m not talking about limewire or any of that crap. Also I’m not talking about Napster or Spotify where you have unlimited streaming.

I’m looking for unlimited downloads that can be put on an MP3 player. Any ideas?
p.s. I’m looking for legal services with a comprehensive collection of MP3s

http://www.myfavmusic.net
http://www.seekasong.com/

Hi, I’m looking to downloading music legally, but instead of paying 99cents per song, I’d like to pay a monthly fee for unlimited downloads, but I don’t want to be limited by DRM. Even though I have a Zune I don’t want to use the Zune Marketplace.

What are my options?

Don’t just look for free downloads, they’re often stuffed with viruses that can harm your pc - you are much better off going for something like http://www.legal5ounds.com - guaranteed 100% virus free and its so cheap, songs are only 9¢ each so you can get a whole album for under $1 - you even Us get to download the current US top 40 for free!