Downloading FREE karaoke songs is ILLEGAL!

[DJYale]

Same company is offering CDRWIN unlock keys for $19.95.

Anyone care to take a bet that they are either selling:

1. Their own code multiple times
2. Are selling codes gotten from IRC
3. bought a bunch of $10 site licenses and are reselling them

It even says in their terms of service to purchase that:

You do not work for or represent any karaoke disc publisher.

[DJYale]

Dunno if you want to associate with these types, but I sure don't.

Received this from Golden Hawk:

The illegal company we are investigating at this time

They are scam sited as they are using hacked codes which will fail to work
after 30 days as it will just do away with our splash screen and allow
you to use it at faster speeds but it does not get rid of our 30 day trail
lock

[olbrowneyez]

DJYale,

My cd's were delivered today. I will use them. It will probably be good for me to start out like so many of you experienced pro's did. I don't want to get myself in trouble so I will shuffle discs until I can afford to move up. When I do "move up" to the rack mount, I believe I will have gained an even greater appreciation for not only the ease and speed of computerization, but for the business as well. I want to establish myself as a professional.

Thanks for your advice. Wish me luck!

Paul

[Garry A. Leslie]

Hello Paul,
When you are new to this game, it's only natural to explore all the legal sides to get stuff as cheaply as possible.
Generally you can ask yourself if a CDG costs anything between $6-$45 from legit sources how come some are selling so cheaply? IS IT LEGAL?
The answer is usually no.
Trawl Ebay for bargains and plenty of legit karaoke firms have sales on there.
You will notice, reading these forums, some of the members own a prodigious numbers of discs. You don't see anyone sharing. I bet there aren't many CDGs ever made that someone in the MTU circle don't own.
Besides the legality if you've paid big bucks why give your stuff away?
Regards from across the pond
Garry.

[fanerae]

Hi Paul, Something to ponder. Buy legitimate CD+G's and spend days upon days checking song and artist titles, making quality checks of duplicates(inevitable) correcting mistakes in titles and song listings and importing,importing, and more importing. Sounds like a real pain, doesn't it? Ya know, a funny thing happens. You become knowledgeable in regards to your own library and in turn become more professional in your new profession.
Knowledge equates to better services equates to more play dates at better rates. Legal issues aside, Buy the good stuff, do the work. It pays off in the long run.