Services that let you download music are very popular and keep on surfacing at a constant rate. Whether that is because these services disappear as fast as they come since they end up serving files they are not legally empowered to offer is another issue, of course.
But it definitely factors in the rapid succession of music services that come and go.
One of the latest to join in the action is Puniz. It will let you download files from third parties, IE sites such as YouTube. All you have to do is input the name of the band or song and then you will be given the chance to download the relevant file. More than one format is always listed, and FLV, MP4 and 3GP archives are commonly featured.
In actuality, that is nothing you could not achieve through other means like having a download manager activated when you are browsing YouTube. Still, people are reticent to start installing an app for this, an app for that… The main value of systems like Puniz stems directly for that.
Puniz.com In Their Own Words
“Over 500 million of audio tracks. 100 % free and legal.”
Why Puniz.com It Might Be A Killer
Those who are looking into a quick way of listening to their favourite artists and discover new ones along the way will find it supple enough.
Some Questions About Puniz.com
Is this really 100 % legal? 
