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iPod music downloads are easily accessible nowadays with so many sites offering online music downloads for our iPods. There are a handful of download sites in the market. So what?s the difference between all of them? Let?s go on a short tour to educate ourselves before we click for our next iPod music download.

There are mainly 3 types of iPod music download sites. All of them use a different business model. One group of them charges you for either per music download, or monthly subscription for a limited number of song or music downloads. Another group of them charges you a flat fee for lifetime access to unlimited iPod music download. The third group offers you music MP3 files for free. One quick glance and we may jump to the conclusion that free must be the best choice. The truth cannot be further from that as we unravel the neater details of each group, and compare them in terms of pricing, download speeds, security and protection in downloading and the selection of music files.

Monthly Subscription/Pay Per iPod Music Download Sites

Let?s identify some of these sites. The downloading speeds are at 128 to 192 kilobytes per second (kbps). iTunes, the main iPod music download site falls into this category of course. It costs $0.99 per track, $9.90-$13.99 per album. Other sites include eMusic, MusicMatch, Walmart etc which charge about slightly lesser than $1 per song download, $7-$15 per album and $15 monthly subscription. These music download sites offer catalogues of between 500,000 to 1.5 million iPod downloads. Downloading online music at these sites is secured, and you can be rest assured that it does not expose you to unnecessary viruses or adware attacks.

Free iPod Music Download Sites

You may already be familiar with some of the names of these iPod music download sites like Limewire, Kazaa and IMesh. There are no costs associated with downloading music MP3s from these file sharing networks for your iPod. There are millions of music files available for downloading. File sharing is not necessarily illegal if the piece of music you have downloaded is not copyrighted. Unfortunately, there is a shroud around the issue of legality at these file sharing networks.

Downloading copyrighted iPod music is obviously against copyright laws. Anything else seems to be absolutely fine and safe. Put aside this legality issue, you have to worry about adware, spyware and harmful virus attacks when downloading from this site. If you do not have important documents in your computer, then it shouldn?t bother you too much. However, I would still advise you to get the best anti-virus and adware, spyware protection software to guard your PC. It?s simply not worth it to lose your whole computer?s data for the cheap thrill of free music.

Sites that offer Flat Fee for Lifetime Access to Unlimited iPod Music Downloads

These are the new kids on the block. For a one-time fee as low as $40 dollars or less, you get a lifetime membership to these iPod music download sites. There are no limitations on the number of music files or albums you want to download. Downloading music MP3s is straightforward as the user interface is dummy-proof and professional instruction tutorials are handed to you to guide you along. These sites understand the importance of IT security. You would receive a suite of anti-virus, spyware and adware protection software to ensure that your PC is like a fortress against these harmful elements. The fear of being exposed to viruses, adware and spyware is totally unfounded when accessing to iPod music downloads at these sites. However, you have to be careful as some sites are now masquerading as these flat-fee membership sites, promising to offer the sky but are of course unable to deliver the quality we would expect.

I hope that these tips are handy to you. To find out more about one-time membership sites, visit my blog which is packed with tips on what to look out for in a good download site and read a review of the top-performing sites for iPod music downloads today.

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If you’ve ever asked yourself a question like “how do i download music without getting my computer infected with a virus?” You might want to consider leaving web sites like Kazaa and learn how to download music from sites that don’t allow viruses to creep into their networks.

There is nothing as bad as going to a music service that promises to give people virus free music downloads, only to find out that the music you’ll eventually get from them is highly infected by the worst viruses imaginable. Thats the reason why i decided to write a quick article about how to download music from web sites that are not out to destroy your computer.

The first thing you need to do is perform a search on either Google or Yahoo to look for free legal music download sites. A list of music downloading sites should appear, each of them offering directions in regards to how to download music on their web sites. But this is where it gets a little tricky.

As of 6/28/2008, the day I wrote this article, the Google search engine does not warn people about music web sites that contain dangerous downloads. The Yahoo search engine on the other hand, does. This is very important if you want to know how to download music without viruses because the last thing you want to do is click on one of the sites that will hurt your computer. Thats why I personally like using Yahoo when searching for music sites. I find their search engine to be much safer in this regard.

You’ve just got a new Zune or other media player, and you’re dying to get that song that you used to have on a record. You search the internet and find it!

It’s free! All you have to do is give them your email address and it’s yours. So you start to download it and the next thing you know, you have pop ups every time you open your browser, your anti-virus is complaining about trojans and trackware and your personal information is being copied around the internet.

There were signs. A page full of banner ads (some of which you had to avert your eyes from), pop-ups, flashing icons – and you thought you could just download it and transfer it to your Zune.

This happens everyday – all they want is a free song – it won’t hurt to download one free song – and they immediately regret it.

This happens every day. The reason these illegal copies are free is that the people who steal them don;t have the highest moral character! They take advantage of people downloading music, and steal much more than music copyright.

Fortunately, people are realizing that illegal downloads from these sort of sites are something to stay away from from the beginning. They are starting to realize that they aren’t really saving much, and the damage to your computer, and possibly your life, could be significantly worse.

There are options, today, to download music that are proven to be cost effective – pay per download from Zune Marketplace or amazon.com or membership sites where you pay one fixed charge for unlimited, lifetime downloads. These are places where you can look for that tune, and download it knowing that you won’t be downloading viruses or spyware.

It is worth it, for your computer and your peace of mind, to always download songs from a legal source that you can trust.

The music industry was changed a lot lately, since the Zune MP3 player was launched. The fact that so many sites were founded, that offer Zune music for download, it’s a testimony to that. There are sites that ask for money in exchange for the music, and there are sites that offer them for free.

In fact, there are so many sites that it is hard choosing one. A lot of traffic goes to the sites that offer free Zune music for download. It’s not much of a surprise that people will always choose free music over paid music when possible.

The question is if there truly is such as thing as a free lunch. Why would people use pay sites if the free sites would give them everything they needed? If you done your research you’ll probably understand fast why free Zune music downloads, while they are free, provide a poor experience and they are simply not worth the time spent on them.

You can even expose yourself and your information to hackers. Here is some information to help you decide whether free sites are worth the trouble. They usually use the file sharing system and you can’t be sure of what files you’re actually downloading.

Sometime you will manage to download a song of quality, but most of the times you will end up downloading viruses, spyware and adware. Even worse, you could download corrupted files and waste your time.

Something else to be concerned is the fact that you could be breaking the copyright laws. A lot of these files are illegally shared and you can easily have problems if you use them often. Do you want to have problems with the law? I didn’t think so. Nobody does. Wouldn’t you prefer avoiding all the threats of viruses, copyright infringement or malware?

If you use a paid membership site, these problems can be avoided while you download your Zune music. Don’t believe that it will make you broke. All you have to pay is a flat one time fee, and you receive in return access to millions of downloads for the rest of your life.

It’s not that hard to see that this offer beats sites with monthly membership or those that ask for payment for each download. These sites that offer paid memberships are usually very well run and you can enjoy all the music you want in an area designed with user friendly navigation in mind.

Almost anyone can afford the fees of these sites, as they only ask for $40-50. The best part is that they aren’t limited to just music, as they also offer zune games, videos, and music videos.