Jofspring wrote: » You could have a combination of YouTube Music and Tidal for around €3or€4 a month all in and you will pretty much cover every artist possible.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » how much are you paying for youtube music?
Soarer wrote: » Think it comes with Youtube Premium. Other thread somewhere outlining the workaround again. Only a few euro a month.
Soarer wrote: » Youtube details.https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2058148923
Hococop wrote: » Stupid question, would tidal have the same music as spotify or will it have less?
ExcaliburRisen wrote: » Having switched over to TIDAL from Spotify the biggest thing I miss is the selection of podcasts.
TheDriver wrote: » Tidal is an excellent equivalent to Spotify. To get it for approx 1.11 a month, you sign up through Turkey. Actual price is 9.99 Turkish Lira. There is a family plan for 1.80 a month whereby you can have 6 members. App is similar to spotify. Only downside is that you can't use it on an alexa speaker (unless you have a US account) except through Bluetooth from your phone app. Steps: a) Open a VPN and go to turkey. There are many free VPNs that offer sufficient data for a signup. b) Open a browser and open tidal.com. The turkish website should open. c) Register and pick your account. 9.99 Turkish Lira for individual account, 14.99 for family account. d) after sign up, turn off VPN and enjoy TIDAL. There are numerous free services that will transfer your playlists between services. I used tunemymusic free service for the once off transfer.
reubenreuben wrote: » Can this be done with amazon music?
jbv wrote: » Having problems to add card details and subscribe. Using VPN for Turkey. My cards are not accepted, Revolut, AIB. Tried on phone and different PC.
Soarer wrote: » I think I had to create Turkish Lira in my Revolut before mine went through. Or maybe I didn't have to. But that's what I did.
DeadSkin wrote: » Just replying to say thanks OP and I see some folks having problems - I'm all set up in a matter of mins, this is what I did; Just ahead of downloading a VPN and creating a Tidal account, I needed to create a Revolut account first (yeah I'm late to the party!), then I; 1. Downloaded and added winscribe Chrome extension 2. Set it to Turkey 3. Created a Family HiFi account on Tidal. 4. Used a disposable virtual card on Revolut! 5. Turned off the VPN. 6. Downloaded Tidal and logged on. Thanks again OP!!!
killbillvol2 wrote: » If you used a disposable card your payment will fail in the future.
DeadSkin wrote: » Think it was valid until 2026.
killbillvol2 wrote: » If it was a disposable card it's gone after one use. It no longer exists. My next disposable card has an expiry date of 04/26.
Jofspring wrote: » Once you are signed up though you should be able to.go.in and change your payment method.
PopTarts wrote: » Sorry, just another question.. When I try to add a family member, I get the message “the user you are trying to add has a different country associated with his/her account” Do they have to go through Vpn too or should I add them while I’m on Turkey VPN?
tom1ie wrote: » Can anyone recommend a free VPN to use for this? You have to sign up with the ones I am seeing and it costs you after 30 days.