Yahoo! Music Unlimited - 2nd Year Free w/ Mastercard

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If you sign up for Yahoo!'s subscription music service for a year using MasterCard, you can get the second year free. The unlimited version is $59.88/year while the "to go" version is $119.88/year.

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hmm...if I already have this service, I wonder if I can add on the 2 years by paying for an additional 1....

Btw, I love this service for my creative zen vision:m - it works so well, and I love the unlimited music! :claps: Listening to it right now.
 
Liss said:
Let us know if that works!
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Evidently not...
The “Buy One Year, Get The Second Year Free” promotion is available to new subscribers in the US only. :(
 
My daughter has the M Vision - I'm clueless about stuff like this - the Music Unlimited you can only have on your computer, but you have to pay double to be able to download it on your MP3 with the TO GO? Is this really considered a good deal? Haven't looked in to any other types of things like this but I'm sure she'd love it. Are there any other sites like this?
 
Eldemila said:
My daughter has the M Vision - I'm clueless about stuff like this - the Music Unlimited you can only have on your computer, but you have to pay double to be able to download it on your MP3 with the TO GO? Is this really considered a good deal? Haven't looked in to any other types of things like this but I'm sure she'd love it. Are there any other sites like this?
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yes, this is a good deal, and yes, you have to pay double - which is $9.99/month - for downloads to your mp3 player, but it is well worth it. Napster and Rhapsody to Go which are two other alternatives are around $15 a month. Plus, with this deal, you are actually getting the service for essentially $5 a month instead since you get a year free.

If you care about staying "legal" in your downloads, this is the way to go to fill up the 30 gb M vision - otherwise, you'd be paying a fortune to pay by the download.

Hope that helps.
 
It does, and thanks!

Do you know of any thing she could sign up for for free downloads of popular songs - something like doing a survey and you get a free download or points you can earn for free downloads from say, buying a certain product? - nothing illegal, don't need those kinds of problems.
 
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