![]() They have a monthly plan and you have to be careful about what it means to own your music. For sure, if you buy music with Apple, you want to blow a CD and put it somewhere so that if you lose your authorization keys, you don't lose *all* your music. As a backup strategy, you might want to have MP3s around. ![]() You need to have an identity/email someplace that really is free of spam filters otherwise you'll end up in a state where if you forget your password, you'll have lost your music forever. This happened to me for itunes, pricegrabber, and a bunch of other sites. Microsoft right now eats most password recovery email as spam. So if you use itunes, then just be aware that you need to keep track of your keys and for heavens sake, don't use a hotmail account for password recovery. Then, you have to keep track of activation and deactivation. If you lose a hard disk which I just did, then the only way to get back your keys if you are on five machines (or like me, you rebuild or machines regularly) is to do an annual reset. OK, I admit it, I know I'm supposed to be legal, but I just hate the way these DRM schemes work.
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