is the growth still the same?

i hit the ask on the .0003

and if you see him stuff stop and ask some questions im sure he wouldnt bite

head office as in his house? Just go to the door and ring the doorbell and ask him questions..tell him answer his emails....pictures dont mean anything to me

ill close it green

there

ill do it

put them out there

the only reason i am here for good is the user growth.....something will come out of this

thats the odd thing......he used to have a blog, which was nice, than that went away, but however, he was answeting emails all the time, then that went away, now nothing.

good work see if he replies to you. I hope they turn it into more of a social site..

agree with you, they are going to need to update the application...its pretty boring.

send him a message on facebook pleading your case

go for it...dig it up anything would help

there are a couple other things with that exact same adress..

yea vegas....that is weird

I googled the corp one and it says its a ups location?hmmm

alright where is he....matt24? any help on the subject?

Yea i think the corp is in vegas...

Go visit them


I feel like a stalker sending messages all the time and never getting a respone haha

390 Bay St.
Suite 2020
Toronto , ON M5H 2Y2
Canada
(transfer agency)

631 N. Stephanie Street
Suite 548
Henderson, NV 89014

ahh

whats with that....they have had that up for a while

There you go AJAB, Hit up starbucks and walmart...I think someone will snatch this up...the music sites are in high demand

Napster Faces Stiff Competition
Thursday September 18, 12:02 pm ET
By Abdul Saleh


After acquiring Pressplay online music service in May 2003, Napster (NasdaqGM: NAPS - News) updated its service with value-added features and launched itself as a paid service under the Napster brand name. The subscription service enables fans to freely sample the world's largest and most diverse online collection of music and experience the largest number of features. This service allows users to legally play, download, and burn (copy) online digital music legally.

The company has marshaled support for its service from leading device manufacturers such as Dell (NasdaqGS: DELL - News), iRiver, and Creative Labs. Furthermore, Napster is targeting the music-enabled cell phone market. Partnering with Ericsson (NasdaqGS: ERIC - News), Napster has put together a demo of a wireless solution and is in discussions with major carriers.

Napster faces stiff competition because many big players have concentrated on the emerging digital music market. The company competes against RealRhapsody, MusicMatch, Apple Computer's (NasdaqGS: AAPL - News) iTunes Music Store, and Sony (NYSE: SNE - News) Connect in the U.S. The competition is likely to intensify with the entry of giants such as Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT - News) and Starbucks (NasdaqGS: SBUX - News) in this space. On the international front, the company is likely to face pressure from Apple, which has launched its music service iTunes in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany.

Early stages of this business. IMHO he is building the user base at a controlled level right now and not worrying about exploding the user base or revenue quite yet....I think things will come with this in time...I dont know if they can quite forecast or predict any numbers since the user base is growing and it looks as though they are switching web advertisers often to try and harness the user growth...As to why he does not answer emails and phone calls? Thats beyond my understanding...might be more behind the scenes than we are aware of going on

I think they need to start some affiliate marketing for their freshtunes and offer some type of monthly subscription...or at lease advertise it more on hypster.com

try getting a hold of him or anyone in his dep

agreed

why she tell you not to buy this?

I agree with you and wish they would be more transparent...but they are a pink...I think at the current they are building the number of users up, gaining awareness truly seeing how to make revenue off of the current and forward user base...I think down the road they will implement another version to allow for those who would like to download their playlists (pay) and those who like to keep it for their social networking sites....
I guess time will tell but all I know is that users and page views amount to a lot...hopefully the pps will reflect it

I agree with that...I think they are shopping it right now. in one of their plans they stated they were looking to realize investment in the next 6-12 months....I think they should definetly offer the version 1 and version2 (paid) form of hypster. Or a monthly subscription of some sort to factor in their frestunes...

however, there are web companies that dont charge anything except web based ad revenue...and still make some coin

exactly...

Yes they charge but its to download the songs. same as bunms freshtunes...they need to work on setting up a per month subscription...

yes i believe they were paying

agreed...and by not diluting means they are making some money off ads

I dont get your question...how hard it would be to start one of these companies?

lyrics for songs...

www.lyricing.com

could easily add some add based revenue

I think enough 'buggin' will produce something...I also have a lot of suggestions and questions that I Would like to be answered....

to tell you the truth...no..I got an email response the other day in regards to my question about possibly paying to have my playlist downloadable to my ipod....they responeded with the suggestion of using their freshtunes, rightfully so..
i emailed it to them using help@hypster.com maybe if you do that they will answer im guessing just call their ir number or send Michael a message on facebook

of course they need additional features i emailed again today my thoughts of how they could incorporate puting lyricing in the equation...any ideas you have just email or call the ir on the bottom of prs and leave a message in hopes they check it...gltya