WARNING ABOUT MP3 NINJA! STOLE MY MONEY!!
Well it was bound to happen. I was looking through my online bank account tonight and noticed a charge for $190.00 that I never made. Upon further inspection I noticed it came from a company called ITC. I was lost and confused as to what that could be. All I could think of was that somebody online stole my credit card number.
Then I began to get suspicous. So I took a look at MP3 Ninja's payment page, which I had used to buy credits from only a few days before. And sure enough the payment company they use is called ITC! So it seems that either MP3 Ninja, ITC, or both have used my card number to charge me fraudulent charges. Now I have had to cancel my card number and open a case against ITC. Luckily my bank will re-imburse me the amount. The FBI and INTERPOL will more than likely be contacted regarding this case according to the fraud department at my bank.
I don't think most people know about this, but you can listen to the entire catalog of MP3Skyline at 96kbps (which is plenty good for a streaming station). They have a stream at skylive.fm, and it really works great.
You don't need to sign up for anything, just go there and search for what you want to listen to and add it to your playlist. That's all you need to do! I've been using it for a while now and it simply rocks.
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