Go Abroad for Cheap Tunes? Global Sites Offer Cheap Music But Questionable Legal Issues

Team Contact: Thomas Lewry

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There are an increasing number of international sites offering music downloads at low prices with few copyright restrictions. Sites based in Russia and Spain claim to be legitimate, but Tom Lewry warns that bargain hunters should beware, “My advice would be stay away from them because you run the risk of being sued.”

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