is there a enter net where they dont ask you for a credit card number just so you can down load some songs?
545511
you can download bearshare or limewire. i have had both and they work great
112345
There are plenty of songs to download there, but the people I know who use it all have problems with spyware, popups, and viruses from using it. I wouldn't recommend using it if you have any other way of getting your stuff.
47658
That would be hard to find. It's not right to say "it doesn't exist" when it comes to the internet. But here's the thing:\n\nNearly every media player out there has access to many online stations, most of them free, but you can't select the songs you want to hear (obviously).\n\nThere are many "free" download sites (like mp3-center.org), but they don't look legal to me and don't have many popular songs.\n\nYou got what I like to call "the 99 cents sites", where you buy 99 cents/song, or listen to a 30 seconds sample (samples are as far as you'll get in online music streaming, by selection that is).\n\nYou also have the P2Ps, like Ares and KaZaA, constantly attacked by the MPAA and recording studios. Torrents and IRC are included here, very illegal by the way.\n\nSo you see, most of these options implicate a file being saved in your computer, which you can always delete later. Or you could just select "Open" instead of "Save", but it WILL be stored in a temporary folder in your PC and deleted automatically later on.\n\nBut keep on browsing, you will find something that meets your interests eventually. Good luck!
1024445
Usualy, Ebay gives you the option of entering your credit card number. Try that instead.
727329
You can use p2p programs like limewire, search for each song separately from amazon.
114264
you can do a search on programs you can download.  Usually they give you a free trial period or you can convert a certain number of songs.
1010160
No... but you can always try iTunes customer service.\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/itunes/musicstore/
414194
Visit the website of you particular credit card.  You don't need software.
114716
It's free to anyone who wants to use it, I found the first couple times I used it I got my music pretty fast download wise. After awhile though registered users get their music before unresgistered (paying customers) do.
153028
try cash call, or 1-800-bar-none
871468
Limewire or BitComet have free songs.
59842
Yes, there are several sites that allow you to do so. One is www.musicdownloads.com
855661
Wow, that sounds kinda cool...the only thing close to that that I've heard of is "Privacy Manager."  If someone calls you "unknown" or "unavailable," it asks you to state your name or company, then calls the person.  When the person answers the phone, it tells you who it is, and gives you the option to reject the call, accept it, or play a "no call" recording for businesses. Sorry, wish I could tell you the name of the song!
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Got the site for you...........it called FreeRingers.net.  For like 10.00 for a lifetime membership, you can not only download sounds and song clips from 100's of sites, it comes with software that allows you to rip cd's and also you can send any picture to your cell phone and use it as wallpaper.  I have never paid for a ringtone.  You also can have up to 4 different cell phones on the acct.  GREAT SITE!
150124
Most music sites pay this way nowadays. Try Yahoo music, Rhapsody or Napster - all have monthly payment plans.
48834
The cheapest way of course is piratism, but since that's a not good answer, I'd say that MSN is good for downloading single songs, and Yahoo is good if you want to buy the entire album. I usually shop in stores, cause I don't trust online transactions too much.
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buying CD's because you can't download songs "offline"