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E music.
Where do I begin to write a review about a bunch of online Mp3 Cowboys.
The ploy is a free trial to get a taste of what emusic has to offer, this looks
very tempting but beware all is not what it seems. As I activate my no win no fee trial offer, a distinct feeling of dishonesty creeps in, and YES Im right I have been well and truly had, the offer seems to have disappeared and I have been charged straight away for £9.99, crooks.
Now I am, should I say in polite terms upset by the circumstances that have just occurred, and have already lodged an email with customer services and as of yet(3 days) have not received a reply, who would of guessed it, but I will try to put it behind me for now and look at there catalogue and download facilities.
For starters the back catalogue is poor and limited to alot of unknown artists, popular artists are not as comprehensively featured compared to rival Mp3 download sites, and the most downright shameful part of it all is that the take your money in exchange for 180 Kbps Mp3's which nowdays(2011) most people wouldn't even bother with on a torrent download. Its just another big corporation taking the Mickey out of the general public, by giving sub sub standard Mp3 in exchange for your hard earned cash, and at the same time keeping hold of the 320kbps Mp3 and Wav's.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE Don't be a sucker for the marketing and flashy website like I was and have paid the price for, learn by my mistake, go down to your local CD shop and spend the £10 on the original copy, you will be much more satisfied with the result.
In summary, I would not recommend eMusic to a friend.
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