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Monthly Music Subscription Programs Compatiable w/ an Ipod


Question Posted Thursday July 23 2009, 3:19 pm


I was wondering if anyone knew of any programs in which you can pay a monthly/yearly fee to download large (or unlimited) amounts of music. iTunes really adds up fast, and i want to buy my music, not illegally download it. I already have tried looking into this and found Rhapsody, and then discovered is it NOT compatiable with itunes or an ipod. I appreciate any advice given, thank you in advance!

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itstimetoknow answered Thursday July 23 2009, 5:01 pm:
sorry to say, but i think rhapsody is the only one :/.
iTunes i believe doesn't have that program.

sorry.
hope everything works out(:

T.

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