If you are reading this you have obviously been ripped of by this company, and if you are like me you are amazed with all of the tricks used against other people like yourself, so what can you do besides posting the way in which they got your money for nothing? First of all you need to be proactive. Contact your card company and/or paypal and stop all payments to emusic. You will find them very helpful and it is the only way you can safely stop payments, since one of emusics tricks is to stop one account only to start a new one simply because you contacted them.Contact the BBB in New York and file a complaint. They are slow to respond, but long term it may be the best way to alert the companys who embed emusic's service with their products about the true nature of this company. Contact the company directly if emusics advertisement came with their product. They will be an effective advocate if they receive enough complaints. Another avenue to pursue would be the attorney general's office in New York. Any of these actions involve a little more work on our part, but will be be more effective than posting complaints that most people will see only after they have they have been ripped off. Remember to keep your complaint professional and business like, and include any and all current information you have on them [one of their tricks is to keep shifting contact information, and you have no account number in case you didn't notice].Some people have said they were mocked when posting a complaint, but this is most likely coming from employees of emusic, this will not happen to you when you contact any of the above. I was able to recover some of the money emusic took from me, and I have an open case with the BBB. Remember a couple of points, none of us were looking to get something for nothing, and a reputable company does not prey upon people who come to them with honest and ordinary expectations of what to expect in dealing with what looks to be a legitimate business. Although I am surprised that a class action suit hasn't been brought against emusic, that doesn't mean we can't take action on our own. If you have had success in dealing with them, or have ideas on how to, please post it, especially if it is something that can be done to protect people before they send emusic their account information. LETS ALL WORK TOGETHER AND TAKE THIS TO NEXT LEVEL BY TAKING PROACTIVE ACTION! I don't think I have the savvy to lead the charge on the internet, but you are out there reading this right now and other people need your help.