Available to non-credit and debit card holders
14 Oct 2004
Digital music download service Napster is to offer pre-pay cards for buying tracks from its UK online store.
The company hopes that the pre-pay vouchers will give young music fans, who may not have a debit or credit card, a simple way to download music legally.
The cards, which work in a similar way to mobile pre-pay cards, will be on sale in High Street electronics stores.
Apple's iTunes and OD2-backed services do not currently offer pre-pay cards.
Napster To Go service extended to support smartphones 04 Nov 2004
Music Store continues to dominate legal music downloads 15 Oct 2004
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