Q&A: How many portable devices can I synchronize with Yahoo music unlimited?

by Mick ㋡rlosky

I own two portable devices that are WMA-DRM compliant, and nowhere can I find an answer on Yahoo music’s website as to how many devices, or how many times a song can be synced up to a portable player. Yahoo unlimited seems like a fantastic deal, but not if I can’t use both of my players.

Answer by Y Answerer
It took me a few minutes to find this, but the answer appears to be “two devices”. Also, check to make sure Yahoo thinks your devices will work.

I reckon you can sync whenever you need to, but you must sync once a month.

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That is around 10 dollars a month OR about 100 dollars a year. That is not like yahoo unlimited that you get charged for the service and then you still have to pay if you want to download or burn the music into a cd.
i dont want to download the songs for free because they are ilegal to burn and download. And here were i live they have cought people by those kinds of software.

Answer by blindskater2846
well theres limewire for free or use itunes for 99 cents a song. if you get limewire pro its completely officially authorized cus you pay for it once and than you can use it whenever. its really excellent too

Answer by Adam
LimeWire is free and officially authorized. Make sure that u have excellent virus protection first. To get LimeWire go to www.limewire.com

Answer by punk_ass
get limewire its free download plus u can download Movie and music but it u want 2 burn it on the CD the Cd’s money

Answer by Cy Gold
Walmart is only .88 a song. That is what I do. They even have some songs for a much lower price.

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