I attempted to download free trial from Pizza Hut, but was unsuccessful... Unable to even log in... So I gave up... Then, a few weeks later, charges for monthly subscription show up on my bill... 11.99 per month. I called their 800# from the website... Got an answer (offshore customer service with ...
Limited selections with unlimited charges. They make your credit account draft without notification, even if you did not make any download. ...
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 ...
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 did a trial with emusic, that was being promoted by wal-mart with the purchase of electronic equipment. The trial period was for 7 days. On the second day I canceled 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 ...