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After 40 hours of free mobile music, you will have to pay Pandora
- geetee 14y agoYou know what? If you're listening to over FORTY HOURS of Pandora per month, they deserve to be tossed a buck. edit: Glad to see the snarky title changed.
- patejam 14y agoSo they're rolling back to their old payment structure? Sounds good, I was fine paying $0.99 sometimes when I went over.
- sharkweek 14y agoDid they get rid of this 99 cent fee structure at some point? I switched to Spotify a while back, but when I stopped using Pandora over a year ago, this 99 cent fee for 40 hours+ of use was already the case. I never really felt like 99 cents was a ridiculous amount to ask for from someone like myself who was using their service a lot every month.
- matt_heimer 14y agoYes, they tried going unlimited with ads. I think they might still be unlimited with ads using a browser and the return of 99 cents is for people using the mobile app. Out of curiosity, why the switch?
- sharkweek 14y agoSwitched because I love having a giant library of music as opposed to radio-style playlists. Personal preference, really; as I think both services are great.
- matt_heimer 14y agoI've had a yearly subscription for a couple of years. They've replaced radio for me and I haven't touched my mp3 library in years. If I'm coding then Pandora is playing. We even have a Pandora channel that we used at our wedding reception. Between coding, driving, and the gym I probably listen to them 8-10 hours a day, everyday. That's not even counting how much the kids and wife listen to it (if only I could get them to stick with a naming convention for their channels) A subscription is $36 dollars a year, just pay for it already.