My 11yo son and I both bought iPod-copies from Sears in July 07. Each came with a free
trial period and 50 free downloads from eMusic. When I used the same credit card to register
both trial subscriptions, the second subscription was immediately billed stating
there was only one trial per person. They customer service fixed the problem, but I still cancelled the subscription on July 19th because I didn't trust the unprofession and dissorganized way it was handled. They continued to bill me through October 07 with nothing but pre-written canned answers from customer service. There is way to talk to a human on their customer service phone number. Unbelievably brazen theives.

I recently have been charged for 201 euro by Emusic.

I have had a trial started for whitch I needed to give my credit card details.
It was said there would be no charge on my card. It was just to make sure I was who I said who I was. A quick check on the internet gave me the idea I was dealing with a respectable company.
I was stupid to do so, but I was sitting with my children and it was rather hectic. And again it seemed trust worthy.


The next two Emails I got did not warn me what so ever that I would be charged if is would not do this or that.
I think this should be the least a company should do, to avoid the suspicion of trying to lure somebody into unwillingly pay a company for services he/or she was not intending to use.


At the end it turned out to be a trick to lure me into a what I experience as a scam.
At the end this notion of no charge was a little different. 201 euro's a rediculous amount for downloading music some music.