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I've discovered this website called Tunespro.com that's claiming to be a startup from iTunes, but selling tracks for only $0.19 a piece or whole albums for like $2.00.

This seems too good to be true to me and I'm not willing to do a test run and risk getting scammed. Does anyone know if this website is legitimate?

And if it is, since they are selling MP3's, does anyone know if they are decent quality? It gives you a bitrate next to the album, but it doesn't state if that's a variable or constant bitrate.

I've searched around the internets and have found nothing but articles introducing the website or peoples' comments that strike me as very fake, just praising how great and cheap their purchase was.

If anyone could help with this one, I'd really appreciate it. If it's legit, it's an awesome deal, but as of now it's too questionable. Thanks in advance for anything you can offer.

Seems that they are a music Pirating outfit operating from the Russian Federation

Whois Link

Thanks! Looks like iTunes will still be my source and my wallet will continue to dwindle. Have yourself a great day.

amazon mp3 is cheaper and drm free

You know what? I know this...yet I still haven't been able to walk away from the iTunes...I think I have an addiction, but perhaps this'll be my intervention.

Yep and Amazon has lots of free downloads to. Just gotta dig to find and find good ones

I just wanted to let everybody know, too, it seems the world is catching on. Check out the comments section at this blog I found while doing a follow-up search for Tunespro on Google. It gets pretty interesting toward the bottom.

http://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2009/11/ ... loads.html

:-S Stay safe!

BEWARE. tunespro.com seems to be a total rip-off. I paid my $25 (through a Chinese payment service, Kim Yon Guan Co., Ltd.) and it was never credited to my account. Numerous emails to tunespro & Kim Yon Guan Co., Ltd. got no response. There is no way to write them or call them.