>>Well, only in the sense that for IPOD you pay
per song and with a monthly subscription (14.95 Napster) you can download as many songs as you want.
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>It's "pay once for unlimited", not "unlimited free". You paid, ergo it's not free, no matter how they called it in the commercial.
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>>>>I've used Napster for a couple of years now and love it for mp3 players. It has a play and go subscription which allows
unlimited free downloads to your mp3 (up to 3 players) player
on a monthly subscription. However, it doesn't work with IPODs. Is ITunes the only way to download to an IPOD? I heard LymeWire may do it... Any suggestions?
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>>>Notice the contradiction?
Like with mobile phone subscriptions; you pay a bloody big tarrif, then they tell you that includes so many free minutes and/or texts per month. No wonder people are forever yacking on them - to use up their "free" airtime. I'd much rather they charged a cheap subscription then you just pay per call, as with the landline.
- Whoever said that women are the weaker sex never tried to wrest the bedclothes off one in the middle of the night
- Worry is the interest you pay, in advance, for a loan that you may never need to take out.
