Unlike iTunes Music Store, the price of each song ranges from 80¢ to US$1.99.
Reportedly in 2003, the site claimed to be "The World’s Largest Download Music Store."
It would not allow anyone not using Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer 5.0 or greater to even view the songs available.
Before the spring 2004 integration with its parent site, Buy.com,[2] users that did not meet the stated requirements couldn't even access static content such as press releases.
Though the download service's closure was never officially announced, it had quietly disappeared by December 2009, if not before;[3] Buy.com's press releases stopped mentioning it sometime in 2007.