[vcoheda]

i have found some good music through pandora as well. hope it sticks around. although free services sometimes have trouble doing that.

 

[oicdn]

There's a kinda round-a-bout way to help I think. Those ads on the side of Pandora are probably pay per click type ads. Why don't we click on them, then close the window that pops up? Pandora gets paid, and we help keep it afloat. If everybody does this every so often, that's a lot accrued up.

If we could get a ton of people to do this, it would atleast put a dent in their costs and help "raise money". I dunno...a thought?

 

[justhavingfun]

It will be a shame since I got introduced to many fine music through Pandora just like many others.

 

[krmathis]

Quote:

Originally Posted by fraseyboy /img/forum/go_quote.gif For me the plug was pulled a long time ago...

x2

..when they decided to make their service US only. Die, Die!

 

[dura]

If you absolutely want too there is a way to listen to Pandora outside the US; appearantly Pandora checks your IP-adress to see where you're from; there are apps that uses a roundabout way to give you an US-IP.
Caveat: I haven't tried this myself and I'm not sure wether it's legal or not.

 

[Aimless1]

No great loss here either. I stopped listening to Pandora last year when I discovered last.fm. Didn't and don't listen all that much to either one of them.

 

[xnothingpoetic]

I never heard of it until now- which may be a little late in the game.

I like the concept. Better than last.fm for music recommendations. Sound quality sucks, but it sure is a great way to discover new music- which is the point.

Sorry to hear they closed the doors to non US people.