[btw]

Originally Posted by Nightfly

Mclub as well is also very good fot various types of Metal I've been told,

I used to be a customer of mp3sugar, until I noticed that the comment tags often said mclub: it looked to me as if mp3sugar were selling tracks ripped by a competitor. I wasn't really sure about this, but it seemed a tad unethical, so I dropped mp3sugar and signed up to mclub instead.

Consider this epistle as proselytization for mclub.

[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by btw

I used to be a customer of mp3sugar, until I noticed that the comment tags often said mclub: it looked to me as if mp3sugar were selling tracks ripped by a competitor. I wasn't really sure about this, but it seemed a tad unethical, so I dropped mp3sugar and signed up to mclub instead.

Consider this epistle as proselytization for mclub.

I must agree Mp3sugar is not a very good site.

But I think as well, that Mclub is a underated shop and really
should be considered when one is looking for a shop.I use
them from time to time, and find their catalogue to be quite diverse.

[johnnydoen]

Originally Posted by btw

I used to be a customer of mp3sugar, until I noticed that the comment tags often said mclub: it looked to me as if mp3sugar were selling tracks ripped by a competitor. I wasn't really sure about this, but it seemed a tad unethical, so I dropped mp3sugar and signed up to mclub instead.

Consider this epistle as proselytization for mclub.

ALL these shops sell tracks from each others' stores from time to time. They probably do this more than we know, they just usually retag those albums/tracks to camouflage it.

[vekkne]

I read through these forums because I couldn't get to MP3Sugar and followed a link posted here to their new site MP3Count. I registered for an account with the same user name and password as my old account and sent them an e-mail asking them to transfer my existing balance. I included my old and new account information and 4 days later my money was credited to my new account. I would recommend this to anyone else who had money with MP3Sugar.

[Hirs Ute]

Originally Posted by johnnydoen

ALL these shops sell tracks from each others' stores from time to time. They probably do this more than we know, they just usually retag those albums/tracks to camouflage it.

Yes, and sometimes they forget to re-tag them so you can see where they got them from

[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by Hirs Ute

Yes, and sometimes they forget to re-tag them so you can see where they got them from

Yes and Mp3Sugar have sent out nasty looking spam to me,that I really
don't appreciate..

They are a slipshot outfit to say the least.(I was being very nice with my adjective)

[mipak]

Originally Posted by vekkne
I read through these forums because I couldn't get to MP3Sugar and followed a link posted here to their new site MP3Count. I registered for an account with the same user name and password as my old account and sent them an e-mail asking them to transfer my existing balance. I included my old and new account information and 4 days later my money was credited to my new account. I would recommend this to anyone else who had money with MP3Sugar.
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Hi ...
After seeing a posting here some while back, I also emailed MP3Count pretty much the same as vekkne (above) and now have my old MP3Sugar funds in the new MP3Count site so I've not lost any money, thanks to the forum and the folk at MP3Count.
Cheers ...