iTunes Vouchers

veruccasalt

bazclack wrote: »

My brother has brought £100 or £400 in actual cost and they all work for him. He emailed and asked and the seller indicated the company he used to work for went bust and so rather than being out of pocket with no wages, he swiped "a lot" of vouchers.

I can only report here what Ive been told!

THis is the post that has got everyone thinking.....

colin79666

Thanks for the above post GIFTVOUCHERSUK.
I have reported the post with the address - hopefully someone will be along to delete it shortly.

I hope my posting of this topic hasn't pushed demand beyond supply

pianeet

i think this was first posted on the ebay board a few months ago,,me and several friends have all bought vouchers,why should someone reveal there sources just so others can jump on the band wagon,good luck to him,i know i will definately buy more while they are available..

Dealmad

I dont know but i thought you can download music for free?

I notice myspace has a lot of music u can listen to for free also.

79p per song seems way ott to me

colin79666

Dealmad wrote: »

I dont know but i thought you can download music for free?

79p per song seems way ott to me

Yes you can - but it's usually illegal

79p is a bit much but most albums at £7.99, using the vouchers (what this topic is about) it makes them about £2. Tell me where else you can legally download a newely released album for £2

love2save

Bought a voucher for myself today.....also told my friend and she bought one. Had a problem with friend's one but it has been resolved now.

Wish I could make so much money...good luck to you mate! Win win situation for seller and buyer

Dealmad

Im sure if you all cared about the legal side of things you wouldnt of brought the vouchers when someone said they were more or less stolen...obviously you know different now but this wasnt the case when it was posted :rolleyes:

bubbaBlue88

Thanks OP for the link.

Dont download videos from iTunes they are expensive. Look on YouTube for videos and use youtubex.com to get a download link then use MoviePod to convert them to MPEG-4 and use Floola to upload them to your iPod. Google Videos can be downloaded straight into MPEG-4 format. Hope this helps someone.

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bubbaBlue88 wrote: »

Thanks OP for the link.

Dont download videos from iTunes they are expensive. Look on YouTube for videos and use youtubex.com to get a download link then use MoviePod to convert them to MPEG-4 and use Floola to upload them to your iPod. Google Videos can be downloaded straight into MPEG-4 format. Hope this helps someone.

Was that in English lol ?.:rotfl: :rotfl:

bubbaBlue88

feel free to add your own , and . into my post. :beer: