I did a Google search for Best Music Download Sites. The first non-sponsored site was called MP3 Review.net. It should've been called MP3 Review. Not. Their top reviewed site (9 out of 10) was called 24/7 Downloads.com. They said "24/7 Downloads is a HOT service that has millions of members;" "THE best program available;" "24/7 Downloads is the current downloading program of choice. Until we review a better program they are our top pick." Sounds pretty good, huh? My first indication of trouble was when I tried to pay the $33.36 for a 2 year membership. I got an error message indicating that my transaction couldn't be processed. So I tried again and got the same message. I gave up. The next day, I found that my account had been debited $33.36 twice! I downloaded several times before I could finally install the program. I tried to follow the instructions. I found myself unable to find any file at all. Not one. It's awful clunky worthless software that won't do what it says. The best thing I can say about this company is that they've got a web page that fools you into thinking that this is a good product to buy.
There's apparently an affiliate program where websites can offer 24/7 Downloads and make money off it. The Internet is infested with them. This looks like racketeering and conspiracy to me. 24/7 Downloads advertises through Google. I've complained to Google, MP3 Review.com, and Offerweb.com. The address on Park Avenue in Rochester is a UPS mail drop. I've filed a complaint with the Rochester UPS location and the parent UPS Store website.
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