Their replenishment plan simply hurts. You sign up, select a strategy, get your charge card charged that quantity, subsequently have thirty days to make use of it up. Therefore essentially they first ask you for enabling you thirty days to make use of it-up, and maintain the rest of the balance at ...
Emusic.com is a scam! If I knew then what I know now, I would have never searched the site or created an account. I tried to make use of their free trial period and cancel before the end of it. When I tried to cancel, the links needed to follow to do this were conveniently unable to access. I am ...
Sign up in fail to cancel within, didn't notice charges until in March. Sent emials and put hold on membership 4 30 and 2nite 4 90 days. Ben Weihrich ...
EMusic offers a subscription music download service. At no time does it proactively and obviously disclose to the subscriber that unused monthly balances expire at the end of every month. The only disclosure of this practice is contained under a tiny "terms of use" link on the home page; ...
While it does state on their website that credits don't carryover, it's a ripoff. I was billed 3 times and didn't download any music since then. I called emusic, and asked them why I only had credits for one month and they told me they don't carry over. UNLESS I want to purchase another plan for ...
Although it is covered in their sign-up "contract, " so it may not be considered specifically illegitimate, emusic.com is ripping people off by charging their cards monthly and then not allowing them to keep the money in their account. I have had an account for the past year that charges ...