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Downloads come in as .rar (compressed) files, but they are corrupted. No response from their tech support email. I suspect outright fraud. On the other hand the promise of such sites is to grab music on the cheap, and, having "fallen" for the promise, I can't really blame anyone but myself. All the same, if you are considering this "service" AVOID it. It's very likely a scam.
Fraudulent website. Files are absent or missing, or require a password that is NOT supplied. Administrator does not answer complaints or enquiries, and if he doesn't like what you say, he blocks you regardless of your having paid a fee. Avoid! In fact, report them!
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