7digital.com Lets Music Lovers Download MP3s For Free -- Legally
The UK's leading digital music delivery company enlists unique payment platform, TrialPay, to give consumers 15 FREE downloads
London, England and Mountain View, Calif. (PRWEB) December 17, 2008 -- 7digital.com and TrialPay have teamed up to give music lovers a new way to fill up their MP3 libraries for free--legally. Consumers can now download 15 free songs from 7digital's catalogue of 4 million MP3s each time they try or buy an offer from one of TrialPay's 2,000 blue-chip advertisers.
"Everyone loves getting free music. But through our partnership with TrialPay, consumers can get their favourite songs for free and get something else they want in the process," said 7digital Marketing Manager Peter Davias. "It's a remarkable way to treat our customers to free music, while ensuring that the songs' copyrights are properly obtained."
TrialPay is a revolutionary e-commerce payment platform that lets people pay for products online by buying or trying something else. Through TrialPay, 7digital.com visitors can get 15 free downloads of the latest releases or time-tested classics by completing one advertiser offer, such as signing up with Blockbuster, buying clothes from Gap or signing up for an American Express credit card. With thousands to choose from, there's a TrialPay offer for everyone. And with 4 million tracks in 7digital's 100% MP3 catalogue to choose from, everyone will be able to create his or her ideal playlist.
"7digital is at the forefront of MP3 technology with the U.K.'s largest collection of 100% DRM-free tracks that are compatible with every kind of portable music player. And now they've entered the forefront of e-commerce technology by implementing the TrialPay payment method," said Jeff Sullivan, TrialPay's Director of International Business.
"TrialPay has been allowing online shoppers to get software, games, subscriptions and more for free since 2006, and we are thrilled to strengthen our footprint in the digital music industry by letting music lovers get free tracks from the UK's leading MP3 provider."
This offer is available through recurring promotions at 7digital.com or by visiting http://www.trialpay.com/checkout/?c=b87b833&tid=9ahImmh.
About 7digital
Established in January 2004, 7digital is a leading digital media delivery company offering consumers access to a huge catalogue of legal music and video downloads, competitive prices and promotions, and high quality sound and video in various file formats including MP3 through 7digital.com.
7digital enables secure digital media delivery on behalf of record labels, artists, film and TV companies, retail and brand partners. 7digital's clients include Universal, EMI, British Film Institute, ITV, Warner Music, MTV, Sony BMG, The Independent, and many more The Company has distributed content through over 500 partner sites including O2, MSN, ITV.com, Last.fm, Yahoo!, NME and XFM, and delivered tens of millions of digital products in hundreds of countries.
7digital is a privately held company backed by Sutton Place Managers and Balderton Capital (formerly Benchmark Capital).
About TrialPay
TrialPay is the only payment method that increases a customer's willingness to pay. Visa, MasterCard, PayPal and other standard payment options process transactions but they do nothing to boost sales.
TrialPay entices shoppers to complete their purchase by giving a 2-for-1 with every transaction. Shoppers get their original product for free by completing one offer from blue-chip advertisers. With TrialPay, everyone wins: merchants make more sales from their current traffic, advertisers acquire new customers on a pay-for-performance basis and shoppers get a free product with every purchase.
TrialPay works with more than 7,500 premium merchants, including McAfee, The Wall Street Journal, Skype, Match.com and other industry leaders in software, games, publishing, online services and retail. TrialPay currently has more than 15 million registered users and offers 2,000 ways to pay by transacting with name-brand advertisers. For more information, visit http://www.trialpay.com.
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