I brought a scan disk usb stick, when I plugged it into my computer it said free music, so I clicked on the web page and was directed to emusic.com. Was asked to register and it requested credit card info, when I logged on it said I had £14.97 credit to use to download Albums or music. So I ...
I continued the website because they were supplying a "free" test to get a minimal price. Sadly, packages are automated as well as your card is cost instantly upon pressing on a product, therefore free might not truly be free relying on that which you click. No verify display of any sort ...
I cancelled a monthly subscription service with emusic.com about 6 months ago. I was being charged 19.99 per month. Suddenly a charge for $6.49 shows up on my credit card — a new credit card # and expiration date. I logged into the service (and they welcome me back after being inactive so long with ...
I finally submitted to the eMusic trial that I'm told about each time I install Winamp and was underwhelmed with their selection. For the 14 day trial you get 50 free downloads, but are restricted in what you can select. This is understandable, as the record companies control this. Overall, the ...
EMusic will bill you 1$ for a free trial, there have been many reports of them, even when you cancel your membership to keep on charging you ...
I signed up for the free trial and then decided to pay the 11.99 monthly fee but they have charged me twice in 30 days and the website is unavailable, so I can't even receive the service that I have paid TWICE FOR!!! ...