Posted by G8ASO on 01/19/20 11:53

Judging by the use of the word "Shucks" which does not appear in an English
dictionary, I would assume you are an American.

In the mother country, our government has made a law whereby we are not
responsible for any fraudulent transaction made on our credit cards, so,
even if your extreme suggestions are remotely true, who cares? We get the
music and a refund in the remote case of any fraud.

I have been with Allofmp3 for a long time, and have a good relationship with
them, sourcing music for them.

They have never been anything but the most professional organisation I have
ever dealt with, their website is one of the most well constructed on the
web, and their software is excellent and well thought out. I also edit their
on-line catalogue to remove spelling mistakes and correct some of the
listings.

They no longer accept credit card payments, and haven't for months.

The Xrost service redirects you to a new URL which works, but they only
accept Papal for a new PIN code, so another tier of protection there.
All together, complete protection against fraud, and not a single complaint
against them by any customer.

I suggest you direct your anger at the profiteering companies such as ITunes
etc., who overcharge for music, offer it in a silly format with reduced
quality, and make it more expensive than actually buying the original work
from Amazon!
The same goes for all the other Western sellers of music on-line, they all
vastly overcharge for the service and sell a substandard product for more
than the cost of the original CD recording.

The company has been investigated by the authorities and the website was
suspended for about 2 weeks whilst this was carried out, it was found to be
100% legal, as was their other site based in Czechoslovakia.

It may well NOT be legal if it was based in the USA, but many things are
different in other counties - for example, in the UK no citizen can buy a
firearm for personal use, so we don't have our school children executing
their classmates!.

http://music.allofmp3.com/added.shtml?day=today see the new additions today
here.

I am not connected with the company other than receiving credit for my
sourcing of rare CDs for their collection.

Can you find another legal website where you can download the original work
in lossless form (Monkey's Audio .ape file) to reconstruct a CD locally with
exactly the same quality as the original CD? I can't.

All of MP3 is unique, unless Russia and Czechoslovakia change their laws -
completely legal, and safe and secure to deal with. It that were not enough
to recommend it, it looks as if it has a significantly larger and more
complete catalogue than anyone else at about 10% of the price for a superior
product.

I rest my case!

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