I signed up for a "free" music download trial, providing my credit card number as required. I was to receive 50 credits toward downloading music tracks and have 14 days to decide if I wanted to continue with a paid subscription. Normally 1 track is equal to 1 credit but it varies so you ...
This company has continued to bill me for emusic ($9.99) and ebooks ($11.99) after a trial period that I cancelled. This has been going on for several months and they had refused until June 13 to allow me to cancel. They informed me that they would not refund my money and could see where I had only ...
Downloaded music and cannot listen to, put on ipod or burn to a cd. They are a ripoff. I let them know and said it was my fault. ...
I went to sign up for a free trial of emusic using my chase debit card but the card was declined saying it was an invalid card number. I tried again several times (about 5) then I then went to use my wells fargo debit card and signed up. After a while I received a confirmation email confirming my ...
I signed up for a free trial emusic account in December. Without my knoweldge they starting charging my credit card in January. I realized the charges in the Fall of 2009 and contacted them, via phone, to cancel my account. I spoke directly to a customer service agent and they told me that my ...
EMusic stole about $200 from my bank account. I never signed up for any service with them. Did not know who they were untill they stole from me. How did they get my account number and banking information? They did offer to refund $23.98 but I want all my money. The email account used in the fraud ...