Using credit card is sometimes not save, especially if you are paying for music (although, there are no threats using 3-rd party processing services used on major music sites).  In this case you can use PayPal at MP3Fiesta, MP3Sale, MP3Sugar, MP3Shake, or other music sites. While the majority of them don't accept PayPal directly, there is a feature of PayPal that will let you purchase music from all of these sites. It's really pretty simple, and is a great option for those who don't feel confident giving out their credit card information. Read on for a step-by-step instructions that will have you downloading music in minutes using your PayPal account.

PayPal has an often overlooked feature called the "PayPal Plug-In" that they provide as a free download directly from the PayPal website. You'll have to install this browser toolbar from PayPal in order to use this tool. After downloading and installation, the plug-in will provide you with a menu that allows you to create prepaid Mastercard with a set limit. This 'generated' credit card can then be used to purchase items anywhere where Mastercard is accepted, and is done safely - the card limit is set by you. This is great for making purchases online without giving out the credit card information of a "real" credit card.

Step 1 - Installation of the PayPal Toolbar

After logging into your PayPal account, look on the left side of the screen. There should be a link titled "PayPal Plugin" (circled in red in the image below).

After clicking the link, you will be taken to the download screen (here is the URL leading directly to the download page) Click on the download link circled in the image below to download the toolbar (select "Run" after it downloads to install it).

After Running the Plug-In setup program you'll have a new PayPal button in your browser toolbar (Internet Explorer or Firefox both work with this Plug-In).

Step 2 - Generate a Mastercard Safely

Click on "Generate Secure Card" on the PayPal toolbar menu.

If you haven't done it already, there might be some additional steps you'll need to do to enable 'Secure Cards' (you must have a verified address, etc). Once you've generated a Mastercard with an amount on it you feel comfortable with, you can then use this card in the following step.

Step 3 - Signup and Download

While your newly generated Mastercard should work basically anywhere, it has been reported that it will work at least on the following sites:

• MP3Fiesta [signup and download here]
  
• MP3Sale [signup and download here]
• MP3Sugar [signup and download here]
  

Other Notes

Unfortunately for the Europeans (and others around the world), it appears that this only works for those living in the USA. Downloading the toolbar and installing it but then signing in with an account outside of the USA doesn't seem to work either (you aren't even able to download the toolbar if you have a foreign account). If the status of this changes, it will be posted here.

If anyone has any good (or bad) experiences using this method, please post them in the comments section below.

CDT issued Music Download Warning List with 30 so-called illegal sites offering music downloading services. Very good PR for the mentioned sites! I wonder if the owners paid CDT for that fart. They forgot www.mp3fiesta.com, www.mp3sale.ru and several other sites providing cheap and legal mp3 music to download

http://allcoolmusic.com/

• Claims to have the "Largest Music & Movie Selection," "Over 12 million MP3 files," and to allow users to "Find Any Song for Movie Fast!"
• Charges $34.44 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be "legal" on the home page. Audio that accompanies the payment page states that the service is "100% free and legal." Claims to be rated as "#1 Music Download Website" on NBC, CNN, MTV, AOL, and Google. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://allmusicdownloads.com/

• Claims to give access to "all the music you ever wanted" and to "Over 14 million MP3s to Download." Claims to allow users to "Find Any Song or Movie Fast."
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://e-mp3now.com/

• Claims to give access to "all the music you ever wanted" and "infinite content," with the testimonial that "The network has almost everything you could want - over six million files! If it's interested someone, somewhere, chances are, it's on the network."
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://ezmp3s.com/

• Displays images of major label artists Kelly Clarkson, Justin Timberlake, and Beyonce on the home page. Major label songs are among the "Top 5 Downloads" list on the home page. Claims to give users "access to the largest collection of music from all over the world"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://freeaccessmp3.com/

• Claims to allow users to "download anything you want, any time you want." Claims to give access to over 51 million music files.
• Charges $26.88 for a lifetime membership
• Provides an FAQ page that explains that the software users receive through the service is free but that the membership fee pays "for downloads." Includes a link on the payment page and in small type at the bottom of the home page that opens a window on "P2P Software Risks." This notice cautions against copyright violations, but provides a link to information that explains how to "minimize copyright infringement." On the bottom of the home page and on the payment page, displays a notice that payment for the service does not absolve users of their responsibility to obey copyright law.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.freemusicnow.cc/

• Displays images of major label albums on the homepage. Claims to give access to "over 12 Million Songs," as well as "Unlimited Access to All Favorite Artists." Promises to allow users to "find Any Song Fast !"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.my-free-songs.com/

• Displays images of major label albums on the homepage. Claims: "Over 12 Million Songs" "Unlimited Access to All Favorite Artists." "Find Any Song Fast !"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://free-music-downloads.cc/

• Displays images of major label albums on the homepage. Claims: "Over 12 Million Songs" "Unlimited Access to All Favorite Artists." "Find Any Song Fast !"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://imp3download.com/

• Claims: "Tens of millions of songs available!" "Largest and most extensive collection on the Internet"
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be a "#1 rated site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, and AOL. Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://imp3download.com/www3/index.asp?revid=rapidburn&gclid=CPDR8Pi7344CFQ0ggAodx3nZNg/

• Claims: Unlimited MP3 downloads "Download anything you want, any time you want!" Includes the following testimonial: "In my first night I have downloaded all of my favorite songs." Displays the statement "virtually any song available" in quotes adjacent to the MTV logo.
• Charges $39.95 for a lifetime membership
• Contains a link in small, faint type at the bottom of the home page that opens a window entitled, "Stay legal and avoid breaking the law." The notice in the window explains that some of the files accessible through the service are copyrighted, and that payment for the service does not absolve users of their responsibility to obey copyright law. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://imusicaccess.com/index.asp/

• Claims: "all the music you ever wanted" "you're sure to find whatever you are looking for"
• Charges $26.88 British pounds for a for a lifetime membership
• Provides an FAQ page that explains that the software users receive through the service is free but that the membership fee pays "for downloads." Includes a link on the payment page and in small type at the bottom of the home page that opens a window on "P2P Software Risks." This notice cautions against copyright violations, but provides a link to information that explains how to "minimize copyright infringement."
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://imusicsearch.com/

• Claims: "Largest Selection of Music Downloads - All Your Favorite Artists Guaranteed." "FREE Unlimited MP3 Music Downloads Over 12 Billion Files"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3downloadhq.com/me/index.asp?source=&kw=

• Claims: "access to the largest collection of music from all over the world" 180 million files available
• Charges $23.46 (or perhaps 23.46 pounds, it is not clear from the Web site) for a for a lifetime membership
• In small, faint type at the bottom of the home page, a notice is displayed that explains that some of the files accessible through the service are copyrighted, and that payment for the service does not absolve users of their responsibility to obey copyright law. This notice is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3-download-lyrics.com

• Lists and links to songs from major label artists, such as Justin Timberlake. Claims: "Unlimited music downloads"
• Charges $32 for a lifetime membership
• Says nothing except the following on individual song pages: "The lyrics & musics in mp3-download-lyrics.com are the property of their respective authors, artists, ulademarks and labels."
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3downloadnet.com/

• Claims: "The network has almost everything you could want - over six million files! If it's interested someone, somewhere, chances are, it's on the network."
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, AOL. Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3downloadsnow.com/

• Claims: "Download anything you want, any time you want."
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, AOL. Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3-freebie.com/

• Lists top MP3 downloads from Beyonce, Ludacris, and other major label artists. Displays images of major label albums on homepage.
• Charges $26.88 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays information on "P2P Software Risks" that cautions against copyright violations, but provides a link to information that explains how to "minimize copyright infringement." The link takes the user to a site in a browser window that does not allow the user to scroll, so most of the site content is inaccessible.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3musichq.com/

• Claims: "the largest music network" 120 million music files available
• Charges $24.76 for a lifetime membership
• Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://musicjustfree.com/

• Claims: "Download anything you want, any time you want." "Over 1,000,000,000 files shared" "instant access to millions of MP3s"
• Charges $32 for a lifetime membership
• Provides an FAQ page that explains that the software users receive through the service is free but that the membership fee pays "for downloads." Includes a link on the payment page and in small type at the bottom of the home page that opens a window on "P2P Software Risks." This notice cautions against copyright violations, but provides a link to information that explains how to "minimize copyright infringement."
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://myipodaccess.com/

• Claims: "all your favorite music"
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, AOL. Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mp3-freedom.com/

• Includes the following testimonials: "I was able to find all of my favorite songs in minutes." "The music selection has exceeded my expectations." Claims: "Largest selection of music downloads"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://my-music-now.com/

• Includes the following testimonials: "I was able to find all of my favorite songs in minutes." "The music selection has exceeded my expectations." Claims: "Largest selection of music downloads"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mimusicamp3.com/

• Includes the following testimonials (in Spanish): "I was able to find all of my favorite songs in minutes." "The music selection has exceeded my expectations." Claims (in Spanish): "Largest selection of music downloads"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays the logos of NBC, AOL, MTV, cNET, and CNN.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://mymusicinc.com/

• Includes the following testimonials: "I was able to find all of my favorite songs in minutes." "The music selection has exceeded my expectations." Claims: "Largest selection of music downloads"
• Charges $34.94 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://netmusicaccess.com/

• Claims: "all the music you ever wanted"
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, AOL. Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://netmusicsite.com/

• Claims: "80 million files to download" "With over 15 billion files available, imagine all the music and movie files you can get with instant access!"
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, AOL. In small, faint type at the bottom of the home page, a notice is displayed that explains that payment for the service does not absolve users of their responsibility to obey copyright law. This notice is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://realmusicnow.com/

• Claims: "all the music you ever wanted" "access to the largest music networks on the planet"
• Charges $24.76 for a lifetime membership
• Audio that accompanies the home page states that the service is "completely legal." In small, faint type at the bottom of the home page, a notice is displayed that explains that some of the files accessible through the service are copyrighted, and that payment for the service does not absolve users of their responsibility to obey copyright law. This notice is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://unlimiteddownloadcenter.com/

• Claims: "Find any song or movie fast" download all of your favorites
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, AOL. Contains a disclaimer in small type at the bottom of the home page that cautions users to respect copyright and states that payment for the service does not authorize users to upload or download copyrighted material. This message is followed with a link to more information about sharing files on peer-to-peer networks. This link is positioned such that many users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.easymusicdownload.com

• Claims: "Over 13 million songs" Displays images of major label artists.
• Charges $21.95 one-year membership
• Displays the logos of CNN, Forbes, PC World, ZDNet, and cNET.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.howdoiwin.com/recommends/Movies/

• Claims: "Find any movie or song" "Download and play all your favorite music" "Largest movie and music selection" "With our featured software you will have access to over 15 million FREE songs & videos, and over 2 million original high quality songs licensed from the record labels."
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to promote software that is "100% legal." Displays the following highlighted in yellow on its legal information page: "That is why we choose the legal download software to help keep our members safe and out of trouble. Our job is to do research and find you the best and legal software online. There are many sites out there offering access to software that will allow you to download copyrighted material . We urge you to stay away from those sites as they will get you in a lot of trouble. With our extensive research we found many software that will give you access to download music and not get in you trouble."
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.klitetk.com/

• Claims: "Over 80 million songs and videos"
• Charges $39.95 for a lifetime membership
• Contains a link in small, faint type at the bottom of the home page that opens a window entitled, "Stay legal and avoid breaking the law." The notice in the window explains that some of the files acessible through the service are copyrighted, and that payment for the service does not absolve users of their responsibility to obey copyright law. This link is positioned such that most users will not scroll down to see it.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.mp3-all-free.com/

• Claims: "Search thousands upon thousands of music files" "Over 500,000,000 files shared" "Download anything you want, any time you want"
• Charges $26.88 for a lifetime membership
• Displays a chart comparing this service to legitimate services (Napster, Rhapsody, etc.). Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.mp3favorites.com/

• Claims: "Find any song fast" "The biggest music, video, and game collection online" Includes the following testimonial: "I was very impressed with the wide selection of music."
• Charges $34.95 for a lifetime membership
• Claims to be rated as a "#1 site" on CNN, NBC, cNET, and AOL. Provides the following on its legal information page: "We only choose the legal download software to help keep our members safe and out of trouble. Our job is to do research and find you the best and legal software online. There are many sites out there offering access to software that will allow you to download copyrighted material . We urge you to stay away from those sites as they will get you in a lot of trouble. With our extensive research we found many software that will give you access to download music and not get in you trouble. Join the ultimate music community. P2P file sharing thatÕs 100% legal."
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

http://www.mp3rocket.com

• Lists top MP3 downloads from Beyonce, Ludacris, and other major label artists, and displays images of major label albums on homepage.
• Charges $24.44 for a lifetime membership
• Displays cNET and CNN logos accompanied by five gold stars. Provides a link to a legal statement that cautions against unlawful copyright infringement, but its concrete suggestion for "quick steps to stay legal" simply warns against uploading files, leaving the impression that downloading alone is likely legal.
• In response to a letter from CDT, the RIAA confirmed that this site is not licensed to provide major-label content.
• CDT sent this letter to operators of this site but did not receive a response.

MP3Fiesta is a music download service for those who want the latest music tracks for cheap and without any digital rights restrictions.

MP3Fiesta has 19,214 artists, 79,592 albums, and 867,366 tracks in it's music database! Over 300 albums are added to the collection every day! It's complete with new releases, charts, ratings, and has a large number of music genres, including International music from the UK, Euro, and World. All music that you download from the site is in the universal MP3 format, so you can play it on your computer, iPod, mobile, etc.

Another nice feature of the site is the ability to preview any song before you download it, up to 30 seconds with good sound quality.
The main reason to buy music from this site and not iTunes is because the price for tracks and albums is GREAT! Most tracks on the site are on average only 10 cents. That means you can download an entire album for about $0.99!! That's cheap! Even most of the new releases are $0.99 for the entire album! MP3Fiesta also gives you useful information (for tech people) about the tracks, such as bit rate, time, and the size of the MP3.

And as mentioned above, once you download the music, you can freely copy it onto any other device that you like as many times as you want! Visit MP3Fiesta

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The Cheapest and Best MP3s at MP3Sale

For $0.99, you could get a song at iTunes, MusicMatch, Napster, and many other MP3 sellers.
Of course, you'd have to download a program, suffer through DRM protections, worry about compatability with your MP3 player, and have no control over size or codec and only get a 30-sec clip of the song (and sometimes no preview at all). And you would have pay $0.99 a song. That means it would cost $4000 to fill up a 20G MP3 player, and $8000 to fill up a 40G MP3 player.


Things are different at mp3sale. You don't need any program to download MP3s, just your regular web broswer. The average MP3 costs just $0.10. Which means you could fill that 20G iPod for only $120 or that 80G iRiver for $240. Doesn't that seem more reasonable?
Unlike most other legal services the files are not protected at all. You can do whatever you want with the music files. Burn audio CDs, transfer music to your portable mp3player, there are no limits. Completely DRM free, the way music should be.

If you've never heard of mp3sale, you might have some questions:
How can it be so cheap?
Is it legal?
Is it safe to pay by credit card?

How Can it Be So Cheap?

Mp3sale is based in Russia and follows Russian copyright laws--and the Russian market. An average legit CD in Russia costs about $1 in U.S. Dollars. Copyright law in Russia makes sure some of that money goes to the artist and publisher. Just as you could stock up on cheap music in Russia, or cheap film in Singapore, mp3sale lets you buy MP3s at Russian rates and import it into the U.S.

Is it Legal?

Yes, it is. It abides by all copyright and customs laws of Russia and the U.S.
It is legal both for mp3sale.ru to sell mp3s and for American and International consumers to purchase those songs without any fear of repercussions.

mp3sale.ru has signed agreements for this with Rightholders Federation for Collective Copyright Management of Works Used Interactively (FAIR). According to license # 008/3M-05 the Internet-project mp3sale, has the right to use musical compositions by providing downloads. Under the license agreement mp3sale pays out fees to FAIR for downloaded materials that are subject to the Russian Federation Copyright And Related Rights Law. FAIR manages intellectual rights in the Russian Federation. All third party distributors licensed by FAIR are required to pay a portion of the revenue to the FAIR. FAIR in turn, is obligated to pay most of that money (aside from small portion it needs for operating expenses) to artists. Both Russian and foreign.

Is it safe to pay by credit card?

Credit card payments are processed by third party payment processor. This company is verified by companies like Visa and Mastercard. No one has ever reported credit card abuse as a result of payments made to mp3sale.ru. You are quite safe using your credit card with this company.

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