If those endless gigabytes of Napster and LimeWire are becoming heavy on your conscience and SpyWare, it could be time to swap for one of the legal music sharing platforms, like Free-music-downloads.cc, which claims to allow unlimited legal downloads of music and videos in their original versions (by googling this URL you can find out that this is very much of a controversial issue).

In order to start downloading part or the 12 million songs, users have to pay a fee that goes from $19.99 for a one-year subscription to $34.94 for unlimited life-access to their music and movie database. If you are still feeling funny, when hitting the ‘back’ button on your browser you’ll get to live chat with one of the company sales reps, who’ll explain out the details of your subscription, and indicate that although the music is indeed free, what you are paying for is the 24/7 tech support that’s included in the service, and which the site claims will help you step-by-step when figuring out what to try and do next in order to download music and videos.