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Unimpressed.

musiclover1989 — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 12:31:37 GMT

After downloading Spotify last year, I have used regularly since...but will be discontinuing my use as I do not agree with being practically forced to subcribe to a direct debit every 3 minutes and every time I listen to a song five times (who isnt going to want to listen to certain songs over and over again?). I was quite happy with the free version and have no interest in having the full package whatsoever. Stop trying and let people use it for free, or make payment mandatory, instead of boasting 'free music' but making the free package a nightmare.

Re: Unimpressed.

Kidspuddy — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 13:37:50 GMT

It's pretty simple.
You pay to play. Be fortunate you get to listen to some songs for FREE at all.

Maybe you should pay and then critique on something. Ass.

Re: Unimpressed.

darkdj09 — Mon, 07 May 2012 21:39:18 GMT

Can you give some more information on your subscription, how are you having to pay every 3 miniutes ?

I use premium and only pay £10 once a month, its great, its like for the price of an album, I get 200,000 songs, and more

Re: Unimpressed.

Liam — Sat, 12 May 2012 19:16:34 GMT

@darkdj09 wrote:
Can you give some more information on your subscription, how are you having to pay every 3 miniutes ?

I use premium and only pay £10 once a month, its great, its like for the price of an album, I get 200,000 songs, and more

He means that he is promoted with adverts to get him to buy premium/unlimited every 3 minutes 😉

Re: Unimpressed.

darkdj09 — Fri, 18 May 2012 14:22:20 GMT

It is a way to encourage you to subscribe to the pay service. A form of Imersive Advertising. If you already have a paid subscription to Spotify then you should not be getting adverts, unless your subscription has run out. In that instence just renew your exsiting payment plan.