Used to be brilliant but now they have… Used to be brilliant but now they have stopped allowing you to top up by debit and credit card and now push you to use pin code reseller website to get a code which has an invalid security certificate. Very dodgy they have stopped allowing card payments so be wary people

This is one of the best companies I've… This is one of the best companies I've ever had an opportunity to do business with. I found them in 2013 and for 5 years now they've been nothing less than completely stellar. Their customer service is impeccable and their response time to requests are not to be beat. It's almost unbelievable. Give them a try and I'm sure you will be easily as satisfied as I am.

I am having the same issue of not being… Update: mp3va.com emailed me back today (3/6/19) with the following: "Mp3va support reply: Hi Rick, We are very sorry for the inconveniences. Unfortunately, there are temporary problems on our website. Our technical department is working on this issue and we will inform you when everything is fixed. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. Best regards, Helen Mp3va support team" I am having the same issue of not being able to preview songs in the last few days as well. Permanent now? Will mp3va.com fix this and return to the good old days?

Support Russian mafiosi while kicking your favourite artists in the teeth! As an added bonus, they will share your credit card and contacts details with anyone willing to pay for them. On the other hand you will obtain some music files you could easily have BitTorrented, or even (gasp) bought legally and cheaply from one of your disappearing local record shops. Noobs.

Amazing selection at super low prices As other have said, mp3va is based in Russia and selling music that they don't have the legal rights to sell. That said, WHO CARES? Most of the artists i collect are dead, or sold their catalogues off to the mega companies, so they wouldn't be getting a dime of your money even if you bought their albums legally. The selection on mp3va is incredible, nearly 1 million albums are currently available, and you can find some incredibly rare artists on there. I've been a collector of obscure vinly rips for 20+ years and yet they have stuff on there that i haven't been able to find. I don't know where they're getting it, but i hope they continue to do so! My only complaint is their pay options are limited, no paypal, they prefer bitcoin, which makes sense considering their legal status. But i've had no problem with them. You can buy single tracks, full albums, complete discographies. It's a dream come true. The record companies screw the artists over anyway, so it's no loss for them.