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Is there really a LEGAL website where you pay a fee ($35 I heard) and then you can download unlimited songs?

If so, what is the site? I heard of this but don't believe that it could possibly be legal or everyone would be doing it.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I think you can do that at http://music.yahoo.com/

    I don't bother because I highly doubt they have any good quality classical music.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    There are sites where you can download software which will download unlimited music (i.e. peer to peer downloads i.e. Limewire), but I don't think that they are legal. Royalties for music are always payable in some form. I would stick with itunes or something similar if you want to remain legal.

  • 1 decade ago

    Everyone is doing it and there are sites where the fee is much lower than $35! Try Real.com, Aol.com, msn.com and I think even Yahoo has one. Good Luck

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Yes, I am makeing it right now, its not on the WWW yet, microsoft,apple,RIAA and Metallica want their cut, but send the checks or credit card pay pal to moemanmusik@somedeaddropemail.com

    Your payment of $35 is greatly appreciated, and I will be sending you the secret codes that can be submitted by email to the Director of Enterprizes so that she can can access your data.

    Thank You! Loyal and Trusted Human

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  • 1 decade ago

    If you want to pay for songs from legal sites, check napster or itunes.

  • 1 decade ago

    there is a free website.

    limewire.com

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