Freeserve ISP Cuts 'Music Club' Price
Posted: 17th Mar, 2004 By: MarkJ
UK ISP Freeserve has cut the cost of its legal online music download service (Music Club) by increasing the number of credits available to 8,000 from 5,000 for the £39.99 offer:
According to Freeserve, this will give you enough credit to purchase up to 80 tracks, from a choice of over 250,000 tracks, which works out at around 50p per download.
Freeserve claims its Music Club is already an extremely popular service but the special offer is intended to attract more web users who want to try the service.
The Web-User item points out that the offer is only available until the end of March.
According to Freeserve, this will give you enough credit to purchase up to 80 tracks, from a choice of over 250,000 tracks, which works out at around 50p per download.
Freeserve claims its Music Club is already an extremely popular service but the special offer is intended to attract more web users who want to try the service.
The Web-User item points out that the offer is only available until the end of March.
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