The Goddess of Cake, Dancing with the Stars, and Wine (aka Mrs. Harveston) pointed this rather sweet offer out to me..
http://www.emusic.com/ticketalternative
http://www.emusic.com/ticketalternative
25 free songs on emusic...
- Thread starter Harvester
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I do not have an account and thus it shows a huge offer for a free trial membership. This has gone viral on twitter.
AngraRULES
Member
If you guys want to take advantage of an even better promo, go to this link:
http://www.emusic.com/netgearMP3
It gives you *50* Free songs plus an audio book with a trial subscription. I noticed the promo ad with a new Netgear router that we purchased at the office. It hasn't asked me for a serial # or anything like that, so I think anyone can use it really. =)
http://www.emusic.com/netgearMP3
It gives you *50* Free songs plus an audio book with a trial subscription. I noticed the promo ad with a new Netgear router that we purchased at the office. It hasn't asked me for a serial # or anything like that, so I think anyone can use it really. =)
KingsGene
God of Thunder
Recently sent to eMusic subscribers...
"Mark your calendars because in November 2010, eMusic is adding more than 250,000 tracks from Universal Music Group to its catalog, the single largest addition ever!
This addition comes as part of our mission to offer members a rich catalog that is both deep and broad, with every day low prices that make music discovery as affordable as it is rewarding.
In order to continue to grow our catalog and to insure a sustainable business in the long-term, we need more flexible pricing. So we are changing from a credit-per-track system to currency pricing. Starting in November, you'll see tracks and albums priced in dollars and cents instead of credits.
Under the new currency pricing system, eMusic members will enjoy savings of 20%-50% compared to iTunes a la carte prices. The majority of albums on eMusic will be priced from $5.19 - $8.99. Single track pricing for members will vary as follows:
* $0.49 for most tracks currently in our catalog
* $0.69 - $0.79 for more popular content
* $0.89 for tracks that generally sell for $1.29 at iTunes
We won’t know where specific titles (or exactly how many) will fall in the categories above until November. But we think you’ll find that eMusic still offers the best deal out there on a consistent basis."
"Mark your calendars because in November 2010, eMusic is adding more than 250,000 tracks from Universal Music Group to its catalog, the single largest addition ever!
This addition comes as part of our mission to offer members a rich catalog that is both deep and broad, with every day low prices that make music discovery as affordable as it is rewarding.
In order to continue to grow our catalog and to insure a sustainable business in the long-term, we need more flexible pricing. So we are changing from a credit-per-track system to currency pricing. Starting in November, you'll see tracks and albums priced in dollars and cents instead of credits.
Under the new currency pricing system, eMusic members will enjoy savings of 20%-50% compared to iTunes a la carte prices. The majority of albums on eMusic will be priced from $5.19 - $8.99. Single track pricing for members will vary as follows:
* $0.49 for most tracks currently in our catalog
* $0.69 - $0.79 for more popular content
* $0.89 for tracks that generally sell for $1.29 at iTunes
We won’t know where specific titles (or exactly how many) will fall in the categories above until November. But we think you’ll find that eMusic still offers the best deal out there on a consistent basis."
No Username
Member
You can use Paypal instead. It's to get the people that always forget to cancel before the trial is over. Just remember to cancel.
Diamond45
Terminate Bad Music
Already have an eMusic account so this wouldn't work for me.
However, now that they're going to partner with Universal music - I wonder how long they'll cater to indie music? That has always been the upside to eMusic. Now they'll probably jack up the prices and cut the amount of downloads per month. More and more it won't be worth it for me to keep a membership with them.
However, now that they're going to partner with Universal music - I wonder how long they'll cater to indie music? That has always been the upside to eMusic. Now they'll probably jack up the prices and cut the amount of downloads per month. More and more it won't be worth it for me to keep a membership with them.
edgeofthorns
24 Hours Ago...
I've been an emusic subscriber for a few years now and I really like them. For the most part, I've been happy with the site.
~Brian~
~Brian~
