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its sad to see how much album sharing/distributing has gone down the drain compared to the past. esp with how many people i had been talking to who preached about switching back to mp3s only, i thought this was still a very active scene! but i guess theyre all sitting on their old mp3 hoards from back in the day, and dont realize how annoying it...
So when you call into customer service and try to leverage making a complaint on BBB, you’re not really creating a convincing argument for yourself. As an Ex Customer Service Live Chat agent, I’ve received this ‘threat’ many times. And trust us, it goes nowhere.
I recently discovered some shopping sites where you can purchase all kinds of albums at a suspiciously low price. On mp3va.com, for example, one song is only charged $0.15, and $1.3 for an entire album. That is like 1/8 of amazon or iTune's price. If this is legitimate, it could be a gold mine.
I filed a complaint to BBB, a manager contacted me, offered me a newer model laptop with win 8 (the one I ordered was win 7) and a next day shipping for the same price I paid for the one that was in sale. I've never talked to anyone from BBB, but somehow businesses really scared of that name.
I get my music by ripping from streaming platforms. You can rip from Qobuz, Tidal, or Deezer using Streamrip, Deemix, or Doubledoubletop. Check out this site for a token to use for the Qobuz and Deezer downloading tools that require them. Theres also Soulseek like the other reply said.
Is there any valid MP3 websites left with legit mp3s? (no YT converters) Discussion. With the rise of Spotify, its getting extremely painful to find niche music, particularly dubstep and other similar genres. Website like Myfreemp3.vip was my go to website but it stopped working a few months ago.
There are several good and safe YouTube to MP3 converters that you can consider: 4K Video Downloader Plus: a free software allows you to download videos from YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, and other sites up to 8K resolution.
