Originally posted by blindcheesecake"GetMusicFree.com is able to offer free content through ads. By registering for free content, we may use your email and postal address to send ads from us and our marketing partners. We may also transfer your email and postal address to third parties who may email to you ads from themselves and other marketing partners. Your data herein will be collected and transferred to our servers in Canada for processing and storage."
http://getmusicfree.aavalue.com/processflow.cfm
This site clams that you can get free music, legally. I looked around, but did not register, and could not find the catch...
any ideas...
Or in other words... we'll let you download some crappy, licence expired songs that are all either 30 years old or from bands that you've never heard of while we sell your e-mail and postal address onto 100's of advertising companies that will spam the hell out of you.
There doesn't seem to be much in this world that is free anymore. Except RHP😀 and I thank them for it. Even if it does bum all the subs out. 😵 I find it an honor to be a non sub freeloading scumbag on a chess site as fine as this one is. I owe you one Russ. Someday if we both keep wishing maybe just maybe...
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Originally posted by Daemon SinPrecisely.
"[i]GetMusicFree.com is able to offer free content through ads. By registering for free content, we may use your email and postal address to send ads from us and our marketing partners. We may also transfer your email and postal address to third parties who may email to you ads from themselves and other marketing partners. Your data herein will be collect and postal address onto 100's of advertising companies that will spam the hell out of you.
My Firefox siteadvisor extension states;
"After entering our e-mail address on this site we received 120 e-mails per week. They were very spammy."
2 pop-ups
3 third party cookies
Details here:
http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/aavalue.com?safe
Edit; dunno why everythings gone italic - nothing to do with me.😕
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Originally posted by Dr Strangeloveit went like this
Precisely.
My Firefox siteadvisor extension states;
"After entering our e-mail address on this site we received 120 e-mails per week. They were very spammy."
2 pop-ups
3 third party cookies
[b]Details here:
http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/aavalue.com?safe
Edit; dunno why everythings gone italic - nothing to do with me.😕[/b]
because there was a "[" and then an "i" and then a "]" but there wasn't a "[" then a "/" then an "i" then a "]"
If, however, there had been a "[" and then an "b" and then a "]" it would have gone like this but you would have had to put a "[" and then an "/" then a "b" and then a "]".
You could have even done something like this if you had put a "[" and then an "i" and then a "]" then a "[" and then a "b" and then a "]" , but you'd have to remember to put the "[" and then an "/" and then "i" or the "b" and then the "]" or the rest of the post would be all messed up.
EDIT: underline doesn't work.
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Originally posted by c99uxYer I know about all that - but like I said it was nuffink to do with what I put in there. That's what was odd about it. 🙂
it went like this
because there was a "[" and then an "i" and then a "]" but there wasn't a "[" then a "/" then an "i" then a "]"
If, however, there had been a "[" and then an "b" and then a "]" [b]it would have gone like this but you would have had to put a "[" and then an "/" then a "b" and then a "]".
You could have even done som p.
EDIT: underline doesn't work.
Edit : see....it's doing it again. 😕
yet another edit; mostly fixed it now. 😏
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveWhat happened was that the text in the quote box was shortened, and the [/i ] was in the part which was taken out. The text in the quote box affects the rest of the post.
[]Yer I know about all that - but [b]like I said it was nuffink to do with what I put in there. That's what was odd about it. 🙂 [/][/b]
Originally posted by blindcheesecakeNo response? Are you still here? Like they said, there is no free lunch.
http://getmusicfree.aavalue.com/processflow.cfm
This site clams that you can get free music, legally. I looked around, but did not register, and could not find the catch...
any ideas...
Its a site to stay away from. The spam they send is only what is on the surface. They most likely also make deals with more sinister types too. Don't be suprised if you go to that site and you find yourself fighting off some strange trojans and other scumware also.