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Even under the subscription info, you get 7 days free trial and can cancel during that time.

I wrote the company immediately and got a reply from Alex, who told me they don't sell single sheets of music without a subscription. I thought I was ordering that piece of music only, but when I checked my credit card it had been charged 33.77 for a year's subscription. It's not like it was pages of a classical piece of music. It was a very simple piano piece worship song. I found my piece of music discounted twice down to 8 cents. I was looking for a sheet of music and their website came up. Shame on you, MuseScore.Дo Not Buy From This Company I would give them a negative score if I could. Such a shame when otherwise good companies with good services resort to such scummy practices to earn an extra buck in tricking people. The only way to get a refund seemingly is to complain online, so here I am. 30 dollars may not be a big deal for some, but for a college student paying their way, it's groceries or several days of parking at my job. When I declined this offer, they turned on their auto-response bot and I got no more responses from them.

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After emailing them for over a week trying to get a full refund, the best offer they gave me was for a 25% refund on the yearlong subscription that I had owned for 15 minutes before canceling. Completely unbeknownst to me, I was charged 30 dollars for a yearlong subscription. They advertise a free trial and then trick you into signing up for a year-long membership, with tiny print being the only thing to tell you that you are actually being charged. The problem arises when you try to use the free trial or cancel your membership. Service is great if you are a music teacher or someone who needs access to sheet music every day/week.

Soulless Scam: Disgrace to Learning Music