Someone registered under my credit card without and charged me for 6 months. When I called emusic.com they realized that someone had been charging me under my card and it wasn't me. Aren't you supposed to have the proper credit card information in order to charge that credit card. Like maybe the ...
I did a trial with emusic, that was being promoted by wal-mart with the purchse of electronic equipment. The trial period was for 7 days. On the second day I cancelled my trial membership. I come to discover around 18 days latter that emusic had taken $19.99 out of my bank account. I logged on to ...
I cancelled my so called registration in July 08. Still being charged. Asked to speak to supervisor refused to let me - said he was at break/lunch - different stories. Called back did not even give them my name - asked for supervisor and he said that I was told once he was on break. It was a ...
Emusic is a rip-off. I signed up for an account in January after clicking on a "Buy from emusic" link on pitchfork.com. The music I wanted to buy wasn't available on emusic, so I canceled my account right away. Fast forward to May. Emusic has been charging my credit card $19.99 every ...
Do not fall for free trial scam! You will be billd $19.99 a month until you discover it and no refund even though they can see, and admit that you are not downloading music!!! What a fraud. ...
I joined E Music in Nov. 2007. The cost was $10/month for 30 downloads a month. You are unable to view their catalog until after you sign up (this should have been a clue). I was able to find exactly 2 songs I liked and subsequently download to my computer. After that, I immediately cancelled my ...