That’s right, tunesBag, which is a web startup that lets you upload music so that you have access to it at anytime, is offering free invites to their upcoming Beta #2 for Tech News Source readers. There is a limited number so please be sure to follow the directions below if you are interested. Here are some benefits to tunesBag, which I posted about a couple of days ago.
- Using tunesBag you do not have to leave your computer running in order to listen to your uploaded music.
- Users can share their library and playlists with friends and family, plus they offer support for Facebook friends lists.
- Uploading your music to tunesBag serves as a great way to back-up all of your music.
Again, if you are interested you can either leave me a comment to this post or send an e-mail using the “Contact” form. Here are the instructions on what to put depending on what option you choose:
- Leaving a comment:
- The first sentence should say that you would like an invitation, and the e-mail address you put in has to be correct, because that is where I will send the invitation URL to.
- Using the Contact Form:
- The title should read “tunesBag Invitation Request,” and the e-mail address used will be the one that the invitation URL is sent to.
Again, there is a limited number of invites, and it is on a first come-first serve basis. I will use the time stamp on the comments and on the e-mails to determine who gets the invitations. When all the invitations are taken I will update this post letting you know. For those who get the invitation, Enjoy, and please be sure to post back letting me know how you like the service.
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I am very interested as I love my music and especially on the run!
Bring it on!
@blogzilla
I sent you the e-mail with the link. Enjoy! Please post back what you think about the service.
I just experimented with Maestro, but was a little disappointed that the track tag did not import (I have a ton of live music, so order is important). I would love to try out Tunes Bag if you still have any invites. I had visited the site when I read your earlier post, but decided to try Maestro first since I have over 50GB of music that’s in our favs 
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@moneyloveandchange
I just sent you an e-mail with the beta invite url. Enjoy!
Gimme , gimme!
Any copyright issues though since we are uploading a copyrighted music? 
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@Michael
I just sent you an e-mail with the link.
Also, it shouldn’t be a problem because tunesBag says their service is both safe and legal.
Ok guys, I still have some left, but you had better hurry. Most of the requests are coming through e-mail, so again, if you are interested e-mail me using the contact form or post a comment here.
April 11, 2008
Hey there Jonathon!
I’d love an invite to the tunesbag beta!
Cheers,
Fantomen
@Fantomen
I just sent you an e-mail with the link. Let me know how you like it. Thanks
April 22, 2008
it would be great if you could send me an invitation!
thanks a lot,
Malte
@Malte
When I get home I will e-mail you an invitation. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
So far I like TunesBag a lot! I am still trying to convince some friends to try it out Just wanted to stop by and say thank you!
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No problem, I am glad you like it. If your friends do decide to try it out just let me know, because I still have a few invitations available.
May 13, 2008
Hey, I’d love to get an invite code for this if you have any left
May 29, 2008
would be great to get an invite for the service if there is one left…???
thanks,
Yoe
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