I, like countless others, have been ripped off by this seemingly legal scam, and I won't repeat all of the various ways in which this company has scammed people, those can be found all over this website. I will simply post the latest method this company has used to extort money from my bank ...
I opted into a free trial to emusic.com that was advertised to me through the Facebook "Flair" application. The terms were for 25 downloads or a limited number of days (30 I think) whichever comes first. I downloaded only 18 songs and cancelled my membership via their web page within 72 ...
This company stole my identify and yes debit card info-WITHOUT me knowing it. No email welcoming no nothing but my bank statement Showing an 11.99 charge. When called, the the company gave me the run around and would not refund my money. I was told that I had 30 days to download 50 songs straight ...
In Sept - I made the huge mistake of responding to an offer for "free" music downloads from eMusic.com — the offer seemed genuine. EMusic sent me an email welcoming me to eMusic in Sept. Up until now (Mar) - that is the only contact that I have had with eMusic.com. Upon doing my taxes ...
EMusic is just a laugh, DON’T JOIN. I registered thinking their statements about getting the biggest audio choice on the internet. After joining and engaging in their website and attempting to obtain audio from designers I'd really heard about I couldn’t look for a simple one. Exactly what a laugh. ...
I obtained an offer with my purchase of the Netgear modem for 50 free tunes plus one free audio-book. After I visited emusic.com used to donot like what I noticed and so I ended and not saved something. After I checked my bank card record online I noticed they charged me. After I named to challenge ...