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Rhapsody in BlackBerry a Joyful Noise

Oct 18, 2010, 8:32 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Rhapsody today announced Rhapsody for BlackBerry, a new application that allows BlackBerry users to access Rhapsody's streaming music service. Rhapsody for BlackBerry supports all devices running OS5 and up, and offers more than 200 internet radio stations. The application is a free download from Rhapsody. Users amy trial it for free for one week, but thereafter is costs $10 per month. Rhapsody already works with the Android and iOS platforms.

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justfinethanku

Oct 19, 2010, 3:07 PM

Rhapsody is an amazing idea.

But its the single worst service I've ever experienced on a mobile device. Period.

I CANCELLED the service after a month only to recieve threatening E-Mails from them 6 months later telling me that if I didn't pay the monthly service fee my account would be cancelled... wait, what??

I checked my credit card statement and found out they had been charging me all along, had their billing dept. not made an error and messed up my information resulting in no payment hence the threatening E-mail I'd still be being charged for this crap service.

Never purchase Rhapsody on ANY device. It just does not work as advertised.

horrible product and a complete rip-off.

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