shopfar.com free Itunes songs

Browntoa

bump...as someone posted it again !!

raymo_2

Just registered and about to go get my tunes.

Thanks

Raymo

chocdrop72

Just registered and got my 12 free tunes with no problems.

outbidder

We're sorry, the 18,000 free song codes allocated to the DIYTUNES promotion have already been awarded to 1,500 happy new Shopfar members. Feel free to join and enjoy Shopfar anyway, you'll get plenty of other opportunities to earn free music!

Aark

Try this one -

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk.rec.motorcycles/browse_thread/thread/e54aff1874bee58b/55cea258c79d77ac

botmission

Just got in there by the skin of my teeth!

jowie

MOTORCYCLETUNES

"The 12 free songs associated with this promotion code are not available on an automatic basis anymore. Don't worry though - this just means we're manually checking that the registrations are valid and genuine (like yours most likely is) before awarding the free songs. We'll review new memberships soon and credit your account if applicable."

Like the "Like yours most likely is" comment

Don't worry that wasn't me re-applying, it was my flatmate

So game on again people... First dibs on people who haven't done so already of course!

Dodgybloke

Worked for me. :dance:

Cue manic laughter. This site is great :T

paddytt

Used the Google Groups link above, and...

Your 12 free song codes through the joining promotion are redeemable in your account and must be used at the UK iTunes Music Store by March 13th.

Thanks everyone!!

TT

bennyvdb

Just tried it and they say all the 18000 tunes have now gone

Mr_Squiddy wrote:

Insert By Martin:

The following is a way to get 12 free tracks with Itunes, worth around £9. It's all about a code, now this code is designed for users of the UK DIY FORUM, there you'll find a code that you can use to get 12 free Itunes music tracks when registering with a shopping portal. The tracks need to be downloaded within 2 weeks after registering.

To find full details of this go to UK DIY Forum

(I have deleted the original post. There's nothing wrong with it, but to ensure correct practice, so that we can't be accused of 'stealing others codes', its easier to send you through to the originating forum to get the codes.)

Thanks to Mr Squiddy for the great post

Martin