40 Free MP3 Downloads 20 August 2008 at 10:53AM in Music MoneySaving 13 replies 3.1K views

ACID

Sorry if this has been posted before but Choice FM (96.9Fm & 107.1FM) are giving away 40 free music downloads until 31st august


pretty simple and with 40 downloads for free you cant go wrong

article here:

http://www.choice-fm.co.uk/Article.asp?id=833907&DCMP=EMC-EMR2007

the link to get your mp3s (also on the article)

http://www.emusic.com/promo/choicefm/index.html?fref=501680

sign up and enjoy your music

ACID

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is there something wrong with this offer?

jacktyler

thanks acid. i'm interested, but a little wary of having to download software to take up the offer. have you done it yourself? if so, can you tell me if the mp3's have some sort of license on them or can you continue to use them if you don't continue the subscription after the trial period? also, do you have to give any bank account / card details to take this offer up?

cheers :beer:

KittyPryde

It might be because you have to give credit card info etc to register and if u forget to cancel then will get charged etc.
Thanks anyway though.

ACID

agreed but its a well reputable company
so you know nothing can go wrong

also once the offer is up you can still ahve the 40mp3s for free

latecomer

you can also go through cashback sites although I think you get less tracks.

niamh49

jacktyler wrote: »

thanks acid. i'm interested, but a little wary of having to download software to take up the offer. have you done it yourself? if so, can you tell me if the mp3's have some sort of license on them or can you continue to use them if you don't continue the subscription after the trial period? also, do you have to give any bank account / card details to take this offer up?

cheers :beer:

I did this a while ago (for 100 tracks, from a link on here in June). You do have to give a credit card number, and you dont get a huge choice (or rather, not of people you might want, if youre anything like me), but the tracks ARE yours to keep without license or limitation. Beware if there is an additional offer of a free audiobook as part of the sign-up, as I got caught out by this and ended up paying I think £8.99 for a service i didnt even use, as when I tried to cancel I had already agreed to take one month's subscription in return for one free month, obviously hadnt scrutinised the small print on this part of the deal.
As someone else has said, go through quidco for cashback, and only 25 free tracks, probably a better deal IMO

niamh49

http://www.emusic.com/sunfest

Use this link instead - it still offers 100 tracks. (Thanks to cirrus for OP)

brightonman123

dont see why you need to have software, just to d/l toons.. isnt the browser enough?

i suspect tracking devices..

kiwigirluk

In my opinion, eMusic are a con. You sign up for a free trial, cancel within the 'Free Trial' period after downloading nothing, and they still charge you! Nine months later I'm chasing a refund for nearly 100 quid! And no one replies to your emails or online queries... Its a rip-off and best avoided!

toffeeboy1

kiwigirluk is spot in - and the music selection is crap too.