“When EMusic began, customers were thrilled by the concept of a legitimate music service and signed up in droves to download their favorite music. The company, who claims “unlimited high quality MP3’s for as low as $9.99 per month” on the front page of their website, has apparently begun booting users who download too much, without notifying customers of the change or adjusting their “unlimited” advertising pitch.” (full story)
How can you get booted for downloading too much when the site advertises “unlimited downloads”? Did you ever get kicked out of a chinese buffett for eating too much at the “all you can eat” lunch special?