Limited selections with unlimited charges. They make your credit account draft without notification, even if you did not make any download. Alea Houston, Texas U.S.A. ...
I would advise against giving this company your credit card number. My recent experience: I followed a promotion from Flavorpill, a culture blog I trust, and created an eMusic account that offered 50 free downloads for a 10-day free trial period, after which, if I did not cancel, i would receive 30 ...
I purchased eMusic gift card. It said it was the largest source of 'independent music' on the net. Turns out that means that there are no major artists available - any songs you know are sung by no-name artists that couldn't get a major label if they tried. I downloaded 7 of 100 songs before i ...
I purchased eMusic gift card. It said it was the largest source of "independent music" on the net. Turns out that means that there are no major artists available - any songs you know are sung by no-name artists that couldn't get a major label if they tried. I downloaded 7 of 100 songs ...
EMusic.com has ads all over the internet offering 25 free downloads, so I succumbed and signed up for the trial membership. Little did I know the scam I was signing up for. When I signed up, emusic required me to enter my credit card information, and with that, they automatically enrolled me to ...
I signed up to make online orders at pizzahut.com. The page offered 75 Free Downloads for enrolling. After the bamboozlement (and speaking to Pizza Hut customer service) I found out the offer was UP TO 75 Free Downloads in small print. I believed being offered through the Pizza Hut site, this ...