Comments on: AllofMP3.com is back online

By: Musik und Filme Downloaden - Schnell, Sicher & Anonym

Musik und Filme Downloaden - Schnell, Sicher & Anonym — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 14:25:13 +0000

Wo kann man Filme downloaden…

Eine Seite, die 3 Usenet Anbieter einmal vergleicht, mit denen man u.a. Musik & Filme downloaden kann, mit einigen GB sogar gratis….

By: Krot

Krot — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 10:07:24 +0000

I've tried using Iomoio, great music site. Love their bonus:P

By: Ref

Ref — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 12:14:39 +0000

Iâ€™ve discovered site iomoio.com, which I guess is analog of allOfmp3.com. Their pricing strategy is like $0.15 per track no matter what size and bit rate it is.
When you register you get $0.30 deposited to your account as they say â€œto check out the quality of our services for freeâ€.
Also they give 100% bonuses on deposits made by Credit Card starting from 20 USD (pay $20 get $40 added to your balance; $30 = $60 etc.).
Other rather eye-catching thing is their â€œDaily Bonusâ€ scheme, they say; make a payment for e.g. $20 and get $0.02 added to your balance daily, make another payment of $30 and your bonus amount will increase to $0.05 daily.
Concerning legality of this site: The availability over the Internet of the Iomoio.com materials is authorized by the license # 33/3M-06 of the Rightholders Federation for Collective Copyright Management of Works Used Interactively (Russian Organization which they pay Royalties to).
Ok, their services might be legal for Russians, but is it legal to use their services in US, UK and other European countries? Actually yes it does mean they are legal in the US and UK, in that music you download is considered legally licensed for personal use, and you canâ€™t legally be prevented from purchasing in this way.
This is because of the Berne convention as administered by the WIPO, and WTO requirements.
I quote “…any country that is a signatory of the convention is awarded the same rights in all other
Countries that are signatories to the Convention as they allow their own nationals, as well as any rights granted by the Convention”
The pigopolist record companies donâ€™t like it because it cuts them out of the loop – the money paid for licenses goes directly to artists! Therefore they do a ‘Bush’ and lie through their teeth even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary in the hope that you believe them and use their preferred overpriced and DRM crippled services.
Correct me if Iâ€™m wrong.

By: Conie

Conie — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:48:37 +0000

During last two years I use only Lavamus.com. Huge archive of music of any direction. Songs on 10-30 cents. Has spent already the order of 500 dollars. I wish to learn, somebody used Lavamus.com?

By: Dustin Ames

Dustin Ames — Mon, 22 May 2006 19:12:50 +0000

I was able to order music on 5/20 and 5/21, but i took longer than unusual to transcode and only about 70% of my tracks were ready within 24 hours, I have to keep going back to get the remaining tracks as they come out in dribs and drabs. Also as of 5/21 almost a week went by without them adding any new titles. Usually they add around 10-20 titles a day.
On another site I heard speculation that they are switching operating systems. Who knows, I just wish they would post a notice telling their customers what is going on.

By: dadj

dadj — Sat, 20 May 2006 03:49:13 +0000

Not sure about it being back up. Just tried to order and recieved the below message:

Ordering is temporarily not available.
The site is undergoing some technical restructuring.
We work hard to resume the service. We expect to put back all the functions shortly.
Please, accept our appologies for this ongoing disruption.

By: musicnerd

musicnerd — Fri, 19 May 2006 21:46:15 +0000

I’m tired of allofmp3’s problems – they don’t accept my visa, they aren’t available for a long period and they don’t let me take my money back.
I’ve started to use a new-found service at http://www.mp3sale.ru which is also Russian based but has no problems with servers and functionallity