Hi all,

I am currently using the Napster to go free trial with an eye to signing up for £14.95 a month. This basically allows me to download all the music I want for the monthly subscription price, although I can 'purchase' all tracks for good if I pay 79 pence a track, which I do not intend to do.

My question is, is it possible to use a DRM removal program such as Tunebite to remove the DRM protection on the music I have downloaded 'to go' but have not payed the 79 pence extra for? I wish to know this information before committing to purchase Tunebite for good.

If so, it does seem rather too good to be true... Can I really have all the music I want on my iPod for free (if I downloaded and removed the DRM within the 7 day free trial period) or else for £14.95 (plus the one off price of Tunebite)?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

In most countries, probably not legally...

definitely not something that you could do legally. DRM protects the interests of the musician and the label; too many people go with the "i'll just remove it" and it goes away for eeveryone else