35 free track downloads and a free audiobook

stupha

brightonman123 wrote: »

hm.. free right? so why the need for c/card details?

If they did not ask for credit card details, you could simply keep signing up for the free trial and getting more and more free tracks

http://emusic.com/minortechnicality/

stupha

Artofdookie wrote: »

I used http://www.emusic.com/promo/win/index.html?fref=150599 for 50 free tracks

The 50 free tracks offer requires you to pay up front for the first month's subscription.

This 35 free tracks offer link (below), gives you two weeks trial with no up-front payment. It's tough to find a totally free trial with emusic these days. I did the trial, downloaded a whole bunch of tracks (more than 35 because there are a number of additional albums on there that you can download for free if you have an account), canceled before the two weeks and all was well.

http://emusic.com/minortechnicality/

and if you want to have a rummage around to see what's on the site first and search th 3.5 million tracks they have available (not usually accessible from the offer landing page), use this link.

Vanessa_Major

I read previous recommendations and 'MyMusicinc.com' an American site, was one from a previous MSE member. I joined last night as it said you could have a 'lifetime membership' and unlimited downloads for 30 dollars. I can't even find MUSIC on it, it is SO complicated and feel I have been well and truly conned. Does anyone else have access to this site or is it 'just me'? Depressing. If I have been conned is there any way I can warn people?