MediaMonkey Gold for free using TrialPay

[Lynx-lynx]

MediaMonkey media organizer has a deal going at the moment whereby you can get the paid Gold version for free, instead of paying USD24.95, if you use a promo called TrialPay.

Here's a link to the download page - click on MediaMonkey Gold

here's a short video explaining how it works, and the following description:

How does this work?

Try or buy one offer from your preferred brands and get your favorite products—free. TrialPay uses money from the advertiser to pay for your product. It's that easy.

Anyone used TrialPay before?

Anyone bought MediaMonkey Gold using this method?

[Dr. Drib]

Here's an article on TrialPay:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/140029/article.html

[crich70]

They also seem to have a free version that does everything the Gold one does except:


Support for customized Collections (e.g. Jazz, Classical, Home videos, etc.)
On-the-fly Audio/Video Conversion for sync, DLNA sharing, and burns
Advanced Searches and AutoPlaylists
Unlimited MP3 encoding
Virtual CD / Previews & Sleep Timer
Automatic library organizer (as a background process)
High-speed conversion / leveling on multi-core systems

[Lynx-lynx]

Originally Posted by Dr. Drib

Here's an article on TrialPay:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/140029/article.html

Thanks Don.

I note the article is December 2007, so it seems that TrialPay has been around for a while and still going.

I really don't think that it's for me, but interesting to have come across.

[Lynx-lynx]

Originally Posted by crich70

They also seem to have a free version that does everything the Gold one does except:


Support for customized Collections (e.g. Jazz, Classical, Home videos, etc.)
On-the-fly Audio/Video Conversion for sync, DLNA sharing, and burns
Advanced Searches and AutoPlaylists
Unlimited MP3 encoding
Virtual CD / Previews & Sleep Timer
Automatic library organizer (as a background process)
High-speed conversion / leveling on multi-core systems

Oh yep, it's the free version that I'm interested in.

We've been discussing it down in the new Audiobooks Forum

[cromag]

I used the free version of MediaMonkey several years ago. It worked well, but I didn't like it enough to keep it.

[crich70]

Originally Posted by cromag

I used the free version of MediaMonkey several years ago. It worked well, but I didn't like it enough to keep it.

Better to try the free version and find you don't like it than to spend out the money for the gold version and find out the same thing.

[Marcy]

I've used trial pay several times and was always pleased. By far the best program I got through it was BitZipper, but there are others as well that weren't as useful.