NumberOneMusic
reviews and complaints

N1M has been great for me. It is user friendly and a great platform to refer fans to. If you take an active roll in it and use the Blincoin for media sharing you get great feedback and plays online. It can only help an Indy. It is not very expensive either. A few hundred dollars a year is not bad. No promotion is free. Use it for everything it offers. You will be happy...Dylan Harris

I recently had an experience with NumberOneMusic.com and I must say, it was a rollercoaster ride. At first, I was thrilled to have found a platform where I could post my music and get it heard by a wider audience. I even used their Blincoin recommendation process to earn credit to promote my music. And boy, did it work! My songs were frequently ranked #1 and I received tons of fan mail. I was on cloud nine.

I was so impressed with the platform that I encouraged all my musician friends to post their music on the site too. I even started mastering my catalog for sale on their site and was planning to use their professional services. But then, everything changed.

Out of nowhere, they kept telling me that my Twitter site was set to private, which it wasn't. I checked and checked and checked. I never had set it to private ever. It was frustrating to say the least. Every time I reached out to support, they would not have a conversation with me. Instead, they would just send me a FAQ on how to change my Twitter setting. It was like they weren't even listening to me.

Clearly, something on their end was broken and they just stopped responding. They even rejected any campaigns to spend my remaining Blincoin. It was like they were punishing me for something that wasn't even my fault. The ghosting by NumberOneMusic.com's support was completely unprofessional and I regret not heeding all the warnings not to use their site.

Overall, my experience with NumberOneMusic.com was a mixed bag. While I loved the exposure my music was getting, the lack of support and communication from their end was a huge letdown. I hope they can fix their issues and become a more reliable platform for aspiring musicians like myself.

This website, NumberOneMusic, is a real piece of work. As an artist, I know how hard it is to get your music out there and find a platform to showcase your talent. But this site is just disrespectful and fake. They charge an outrageous amount of money just to be a member for a year, and even after that, your bitcoins just disappear into thin air. It's like they don't even care about the hard work we put into our music.

And if you want to send an email blast to your fans, they want to charge you even more money. It's like they're trying to squeeze every penny out of us. I was even ranked #1 and #6 in all genres in New York, but I got so fed up with this site and their shady practices that I had to leave.

The worst part is that nothing adds up. You put a price on your tracks, and if you have two songs in a campaign at $25 each, you can have over $200 in your account. But then, in the blink of an eye, all that money is gone. It's like they're stealing from us.

I've had enough of this site, and I'm not afraid to speak out against them. I've even blasted them in my bio, and now they're blackballing me. But I won't back down. I'm going to fight back against their unfair practices and make sure that other artists don't fall victim to their scams.

I gotta say, I was pretty excited when I stumbled upon NumberOneMusic. I'm a musician and I've been trying to get my music out there for a while now, so I thought this site might be a good way to do it. I uploaded a couple of my songs and before I knew it, I was getting emails from people who said they were fans of my music. They were telling me how much they loved my songs and asking me how they could buy them. I was thrilled! I mean, who wouldn't be, right?

So, I started redirecting people to my Soundcloud page because that's where all of my music is. I got a few responses, but not as many as I was hoping for. Still, I was happy that people were listening to my music and enjoying it.

Then, things started to get a little weird. Every few weeks, I would get an email from NumberOneMusic telling me that I was #1 in the charts. At first, I was like, "Wow, really? That's amazing!" But then, I started to get suspicious. I mean, how could I be #1 in the charts when I wasn't even selling my music? It didn't make sense.

One time, they even told me that I was #1 in my city, province, and country all at the same time. Me!?!?!? I was over the moon! I must admit, I've had my fair share of struggles with alcoholism and other mental health issues, so feeling like I was #1 in the entire country brought me great pride and joy! For months all these emails from N1M made me SO HAPPY! I even screenshotted some of them and shared them on my Facebook!

But then, I found out the truth. It turns out that NumberOneMusic is a scam. They make up these charts and rankings just to get people to pay for their services. They're not real. They're just a way for NumberOneMusic to make money off of unsuspecting musicians like me.

I was devastated. I felt like such a fool. I had been so excited about all the attention my music was getting, and now I had to turn around and tell everyone that it was all a lie. It was humiliating.

I'm so angry at NumberOneMusic for doing this. It's one of the cruelest things I've ever experienced. They took advantage of my dreams and my passion for music, and they used it to make money. It's just not right.

So, if you're a musician thinking about using NumberOneMusic, I would strongly advise against it. Don't fall for their lies and their fake rankings. It's not worth it. Stick to platforms like Soundcloud or Bandcamp where you can share your music for free and get real feedback from real people. Don't let NumberOneMusic take advantage of you like they did to me.

I was super excited when I first discovered NumberOneMusic (n1m). I uploaded my own songs and was thrilled when they reached the number one spot for three consecutive weeks. However, things took a turn for the worse when I accidentally broke a rule by reviewing other people's songs and publishing it on Facebook. My phone was struggling to download data, so I deleted the reviews from Facebook. But, without any warning, I was issued a withdrawal of the Review and Earn feature, which stopped me from promoting my own songs.

To make matters worse, I started receiving strange messages from so-called other artists, suggesting that I upgrade to a Premium payable subscription to promote my songs. I was skeptical of these suggestions, but I soon learned that other genuine artists were also concerned and were leaving the platform after being on it for years.

I apologized for my innocent error, but the admin refused to change their feature withdrawal and wouldn't even enter into a conversation with me. They even edited and deleted my updates to 200 members following me.

Overall, my experience with n1m was disappointing. While I enjoyed the platform at first, the lack of communication and support from the admin left me feeling frustrated and unsupported. I would caution others to be careful when using this platform and to read the rules carefully to avoid any misunderstandings.

Honestly, there are a ton of websites out there for musicians to share their music, but most of them want to charge you an arm and a leg. I mean, I can't afford to pay for all of them, you know? But, I do use Tunecore to distribute my album on iTunes and Spotify for about $48 a year. I don't make any money off of it, but it helps my Google rankings, so I keep paying.

Anyway, I decided to give NumberOneMusic a try and uploaded three of my tunes. At first, I was getting a ton of feedback about how great my music was, but it all seemed fake. I mean, who asks to purchase your music or buy merch after hearing just three songs? I even tried to sell a personalized signed CD, but never got a response.

Despite all that, I did notice that my songs were charting on NumberOneMusic. It seemed legit, but here's the thing: all of my songs on N1M are bootleg remixes. I recently informed the copyright owner of my chart positions, so hopefully Sony Music will do something about it.

Overall, I'm not sure if I would recommend NumberOneMusic. It's definitely not the best platform out there, but it might be worth a shot if you're just starting out. Just be careful and don't fall for any fake messages!

-Zapp Royce

I gotta say, NumberOneMusic is a pretty decent platform. The features are nice and it works as it should. But, I gotta admit, the support could be more active. It's not ideal, you know what I mean?

But, hold up, I gotta give credit where credit is due. I actually got some support now. That's a good sign. It makes the platform more trustworthy, you know what I'm saying?

I don't get why there are so many negative comments about N1M. Personally, I get a lot of subscribers through this site and I get true feedback about my music. People tell me what pieces they like and what kind of music I should produce more of. And, let me tell you, I can't imagine all those feedback email addresses are being faked. That's just impossible, you know what I mean?

Plus, some people actually buy my music after checking me out on N1M. That's pretty cool, right? And, I gotta say, the streaming quality is good and there's a separate volume slider within the player. It's easy to use and I often give my N1M link to friends and interested people who ask me for a link with some demos.

So, to sum it up, N1M is definitely not a total fraud. It's actually what you make out of it. And, yeah, there might be some mails or comments from people that work for N1M, but not all of them. Overall, it's a pretty good platform.

I've been using NumberOneMusic for years now and I have to say, I'm pretty disappointed with their service lately. I decided to upgrade to the gold membership a few years ago and have been paying for it ever since. However, this year when my money was debited at the end of August for renewal, I started to notice some issues.

A couple of weeks ago, I received an email from them stating that they would hate to lose me as a member. I was confused because I had already paid for my membership. I replied to the email, explaining that perhaps they hadn't updated their records. However, I didn't receive a response from them.

Then, I started to notice that my merchandise had been taken down and my stats were no longer visible. There were also no buy buttons for fans to purchase my music. I was really concerned about this because I have 22,000 plays on my songs and I've never sold anything on their site. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to earn any royalties.

I tried to contact customer service, but I couldn't find a phone number for them. I sent them a copy of my bank record showing that my membership had been deducted for $99.95, but I still didn't receive a response from them. When I clicked on the buy button, it told me to upgrade to premium, but I had already done that!

To make matters worse, my fans have been telling me that they can't find any buy buttons on my page. This is really frustrating because I have so many plays on my songs and I'm not able to earn any royalties. I've also noticed that there's no way to link to Spotify, which means I'm losing out on a lot of money.

I really hope that NumberOneMusic can fix these issues soon. It's really frustrating to pay for a service and not be able to use it properly. I just want to be able to sell my music and earn the royalties that I deserve.

I've been using NumberOneMusic for a couple of years now and I must say, I've been able to achieve the number one spot in a few categories. It's been a great platform for me to showcase my music and reach a wider audience. However, there are a few things that bother me about the site.

Firstly, the testimonials from supposed fans seem a bit fake to me. I mean, I appreciate the compliments, but when they say things like "I listen to your music every day", it just seems a bit too much. I've even tried engaging with these fans by asking them about their favorite parts of the song or if they'd like to buy a t-shirt, but I never get a response. It's almost like they're bots or something.

Secondly, I've never really received any rewards or benefits from being on the site. I mean, sure, I've been able to reach a wider audience, but I've never received any monetary compensation or anything like that. It just seems like a bit of a con to me.

Lastly, the site seems to bombard me with emails once I stop being active on it. I mean, I get it, they want me to come back and use their platform, but the frequency of the emails is just too much. It's like they're trying to guilt-trip me into coming back.

Overall, I think NumberOneMusic is a decent platform for showcasing your music, but don't expect any real rewards or benefits from it. And be prepared for some fake testimonials and a barrage of emails if you stop being active on the site.

NumberOneMusic (numberonemusic.com) is a business that offers a free basic service, but if you want to upgrade to premium, you have to pay. However, they use some tactics to convince you to upgrade. After using the basic free service for a while, suddenly you are forced to upgrade, or else your account gets effectively blocked. They do this by rejecting all your proposed song campaigns, so you can't spend any of your Blicoins balance since none of your songs can be recommended. This means also you can't earn BC, since you are over the 100 BC limit. So, you're out.

This is bad, but there is much worse. Once you are "paralyzed," strangely enough, your songs almost stop getting played or visited. Why? This means that actually most of the statistics you get (plays, visits, likes) are fake numbers, computer-generated. If so, what's the use of N1M? Truly, none. It's okay to enjoy free N1M thinking that your music gets heard and played widely. However, I suspected almost immediately that these numbers weren't true since I got zero income from Spotify after tens of thousands of supposed N1M plays, and this makes absolutely no sense, so I kept investigating.

I discovered also that most of the musicians that supposedly recommend you and become "your N1M network" either don't exist or are not active and probably are unaware that they are listed and ranked as N1M users. That's why those who recommend are 99% likely to recommend again (so says N1M) because only a few of those shown on the rankings are real, existing, active musicians. This became evident first by sending a message to many and getting almost no replies, and also by noticing that most of my network was composed of the same people over and over again, which probably are these (few) real active users.

I got the same results (and names) when I registered in N1M under a new profile (name, place, and different songs of mine). Strangely, I quickly rose again to number 1 (this boosts your ego and induces you to upgrade, but it's a fake). Of course, N1M will "eliminate" me again after sending this clarifying message.

In summary, N1M is just a useless ego-boosting game, but unfortunately, most of the satisfaction you get (for free or paying a reasonable 100) is based on fake information. If you didn't pay, it's just a scam. If you paid, it's a fraud.

NumberOneMusic is a website that claims to help aspiring musicians get their music out there and gain exposure. However, after using the site myself, I can confidently say that it is nothing but a scam. The site uses bots to give fake reviews about your music, making you believe that your music is great and that you should upgrade your membership to get more exposure. But in reality, no one is listening to your music except for you.

The site is very slick and convincing, but don't be fooled. If you post your music on NumberOneMusic, you will not get any real exposure or fans. The only thing you will get is a hole in your wallet. The site constantly sends you emails telling you that your "fans" want to hear from you, but these fans don't actually exist.

I've checked out some of the music that has been posted on the site and supposedly highly rated, but it's overwhelmingly amateurish and awful. There is no commercial potential whatsoever. It's clear that the only reason these musicians are getting any attention is because they paid to upgrade their membership.

As an aspiring musician, it's important to remember one simple rule: never pay to be played. Don't give your hard-earned money to sites or blogs that promise to help you get exposure. They are all scams designed to take advantage of musicians. The same goes for songwriting contests and supposed "experts" who claim they can help you build a fan base or get your music licensed for TV and movies.

The truth is, the music industry is a closed system in which only a handful of artists make enough money to even buy a cup of coffee. Don't waste your money on sites or consultants who promise to help you make it big. It's simply not true.

In conclusion, NumberOneMusic is a complete scam. Don't waste your time or money on it. Instead, focus on creating great music and finding legitimate ways to get exposure. It may take time and hard work, but it's worth it in the end.

I decided to give NumberOneMusic a try and paid the fee, thinking it was a real deal. However, my daughter brought to my attention that there were claims of fraud against N1M. I was worried and decided to contact my CC company to advise them of the issue. They apparently checked into it and refunded my money.

Despite this, I still wanted to give N1M a chance and see if it was a legit site. I tried to get some of the people following me to email me to show that this is a legit site. Only one person did so, which made me question the authenticity of the site.

I am up in the air on this site. It did do everything I expected, but I just am not sure if the numbers are legit. I think some people on the site may be real and some fabricated. I only wish I could have had a positive feeling, but it just didn't happen.

Overall, I think N1M has potential, but it needs to improve its credibility. It would be great if they could provide more information about their users and how they verify them. This would help to build trust and make the site more appealing to potential users.

In conclusion, I would recommend being cautious when using N1M and doing your research before investing any money. While it may work for some, it may not work for others. It's important to weigh the pros and cons and make an informed decision.

Honestly, I gotta say, NumberOneMusic is a total rip-off. They're just taking advantage of people's desire for fame and fortune. They promised me a fan base of 1,700 in just a month, and boy did they deliver... or so I thought. I was getting all these crazy compliments about how my music was changing people's lives and bringing them spiritual guidance. I mean, come on, who talks like that? But I was eating it up, feeling like a superstar.

So I took the time to respond to every single one of my supposed fans, thanking them for their kind words and support. And what did I get in return? Nothing. Zilch. Nada. All my emails bounced back as invalid or discontinued. It was like they had all vanished into thin air.

I don't know what kind of scam NumberOneMusic is running, but it's definitely not legit. They're just preying on people's egos and taking their money. Don't fall for it like I did. Save your hard-earned cash and focus on building a real fan base through genuine connections with your audience. Trust me, it's worth it in the long run.

I gotta say, I had a pretty good experience with NumberOneMusic. At first, I had a free account and managed to get a couple of number ones. But then, out of nowhere, my account disappeared! Can you believe it? So I decided to set up a new account with a different email address. And boy, was I glad I did! I got even more number ones and even had my music played on the radio in Argentina! How cool is that?

But the best part was when I was at number 1 in the UK for a whopping 5 weeks and number 2 globally! I was over the moon, let me tell you. I even told all my music buddies about it. But then, you won't believe what happened next. My account got removed AGAIN! What's up with that, N1M?

I tried emailing them, but I never got a response. It's a shame because I know some of the messages I received were fake, but there were also some genuine people listening to my music. It's frustrating when you put in all that hard work and then your account just disappears. But hey, that's life, right?

Overall, I'd say NumberOneMusic is a pretty decent platform. Sure, there are some issues with accounts getting removed and fake messages, but if you can get past that, it's a great way to get your music out there. And who knows, you might even get played on the radio in Argentina like I did!

NumberOneMusic (numberonemusic.com) is a platform that allows musicians and composers to showcase their music to a wider audience. It's a simple process, just upload your music and you can get three songs for free. Once your music is up, you'll start receiving messages from fans who are interested in your music. These messages are usually from cute girls who are eager to know more about you and your music. They want to know where they can buy your music, when you're playing live, and how they can support you.

However, it's important to note that these messages are not always genuine. Some of them are from bots that are designed to make you feel popular. The rankings on the site are also not always accurate, so it's important to take them with a grain of salt. The only real thing about this site is that it's a scamming portal that is designed to take your money.

If you're a musician or composer, it's important to be aware of the risks associated with using NumberOneMusic. While it may seem like a great way to get your music out there, it's important to remember that there are no guarantees. You may not make any money from your music, and you may not get the recognition that you deserve.

In conclusion, if you're thinking about using NumberOneMusic, it's important to be cautious. Don't believe everything you see on the site, and don't invest too much money into it. As Gandalf once said, "run away, poor fools!"

This website, NumberOneMusic, is a total rip-off. Don't even think about upgrading from the free membership. The so-called "followers" you get are nothing but spam bots. The rankings and plays you see are all fake, and the whole site is just a way to trick musicians into thinking they're popular so they'll spend money. I wouldn't be surprised if the positive reviews on here are fake too. Nobody in their right mind would fall for this nonsense. I was a free member for a whole year and had over 50,000 plays and 500 followers, but not a single person paid for my music. I was in the top ten many times, but it didn't matter. This site is a complete joke. Don't believe the hype and don't waste your money.

I've been using NumberOneMusic for a couple of years now with a free account that allows me to upload up to three songs. At first, I was excited to see that I had "fans" and "subscribers" who were messaging me, asking for more songs or inquiring about how they could purchase my music. I would always reply to their messages, but I never received a follow-up response. I started to get suspicious and wondered if these messages were a scam, but I decided to let it go.

However, my suspicions grew stronger, and I decided to test it out. I transferred all of the "emails" from my "Subs" to an Excel sheet and sent out 400 emails to see what would happen. To my disappointment, all of the emails came back as "address not found." I couldn't believe it! What a scam!

It's already tough enough for music makers to make a living with streaming services like Spotify and others taking a cut of our earnings. Now, we have to deal with scammers like this? It's frustrating and disheartening. If these scammers keep it up, music makers like myself will stop sharing our music altogether.

Overall, I would not recommend using NumberOneMusic. It's not worth the risk of dealing with scammers who are only out to take advantage of us. Save yourself the trouble and find a more reputable platform to share your music.

I've been using NumberOneMusic for a few years now and I must say, it's been a rollercoaster ride. I've uploaded three of my songs on there and I've received a lot of love from people who have listened to them. They've been asking me where they can buy my music and it's been a great feeling to know that people appreciate my work.

However, there have been some people who have claimed that NumberOneMusic is fake and a scam. I didn't believe them at first because I thought they were just trying to promote my music. But just yesterday, I tried to log into my account to sort out a payment and I couldn't log in. I even tried the "forgot my password" option but it didn't recognize my email. That's when I started to get worried.

After doing some research, I found out that there have been many complaints about NumberOneMusic and how they take money from people without delivering on their promises. I was lucky enough to have Reverbnation as my backup and my fans know my artist name so they can find me there. My Reverbnation account has been in the top 5 to 10 for a very long time and I'm grateful for that.

So, my advice to anyone who is thinking of using NumberOneMusic is to stay away from it. It's not a legit site and they will take your money without even replying to your messages. It's a blessing in disguise that I never paid them because I would have lost my money for nothing.

In conclusion, if you're an artist looking for a platform to showcase your music, I suggest you do your research and find a site that is trustworthy and reliable. Don't fall for scams like NumberOneMusic because they will only bring you down. Keep creating and keep pushing forward, and success will come your way.

I recently signed up for an account on Number One Music and I have to say, I'm glad I didn't spend any money on it. At first, I was excited to see so many people sending me messages about my music. They were saying things like "We really like your music, where can we download it?" and I thought I had finally found a platform where I could get my music out there.

But then, all of a sudden, the messages stopped. I tried to log in to my account and found out that it had been deleted. I was confused and frustrated, so I started doing some research on Number One Music. I typed "Number One Music scam" into the search bar and was shocked to find out that they are actually number one in scamming!

Several people had paid them and then had their accounts deleted, blocked, or suspended. And it turns out that all those people who were supposedly interested in my music were actually bots that were spamming me. Only 1 to 4 of them were real people!

I really hope that the people at Number One Music see my review. I want to dedicate this photo to them: =) =D =p. It's time for them to stop scamming people and start being honest about their platform.

Numberonemusic is a total scam, man. I just found out the hard way. I was telling my buddy about how many subscribers and comments I had on my page, and he was like, "Dude, let me check mine." So he did, and guess what? We had the exact same subscribers and comments from the exact same people! We compared everything, and it was all the same. I was so pissed off, I sent a message to the fans and tech support asking why they were spamming us musicians and lying about it. The next day, my account was gone! They got caught, and now they're too scared to respond. These fake marketing thieves are charging us musicians for memberships, fake airplays, and fake fans and subscribers. It's all a bunch of BS, man. If you're paying for more exposure on Numberonemusic, I dare you to compare with your fellow musicians and see if you're getting ripped off too. I mean, seriously, go to Reverbnation.com instead. That's the real deal, man.

Yo, so I just got an email from NumberOneMusic saying that someone wants to buy my album. But get this, the album is from 10 years ago and it's under a different name than mine. Like, how did they even find me? I'm lowkey worried about that. Honestly, I think this whole thing is a scam. Ain't gonna do nothing for my music career, you feel me? Being a musician these days is tough as hell. And there's so many people out there trying to take advantage of us. They make us think we're being heard when we really ain't. It's messed up, man. But I gotta keep it real with y'all. NumberOneMusic ain't the way to go. If you wanna make it in this game, you gotta do it the right way. Get on iTunes, play live shows, get back to the roots of this art form. That's how you gonna make it. I hope y'all achieve your dreams, and I hope I achieve mine too. But this platform ain't it, chief. It's a stain on our community and on us as musicians. Stay safe out there, y'all.

-Parker H

So, I just got an email from NumberOneMusic, right? And they're saying that someone wants to buy my album. But here's the thing, the album is from like 10 years ago and it's under a different name than mine. I'm like, how in the world did they even find me? It's kinda sketchy, you know what I mean? I'm starting to think this whole thing is a bunch of baloney. Like, it's not gonna do anything for my music career. Being a musician these days is tough as nails. And there's so many people out there trying to scam us. They make us think we're being heard when we really ain't. It's a real bummer, man. But I gotta be honest with y'all. NumberOneMusic ain't the way to go. If you wanna make it in this game, you gotta do it the right way. Get on iTunes, play live shows, get back to the roots of this art form. That's how you gonna make it. I hope y'all achieve your dreams, and I hope I achieve mine too. But this platform ain't it, chief. It's a stain on our community and on us as musicians. Take care, y'all.

-Parker H