Dear EMusic Subscriber,
 
 Over the past several weeks we have noticed unusual activity on your EMusic
 account. Your account has been identified as having download activity far in 
 exceeding that of the overwhelming majority of subscribers.  
 
 Although EMusic's goal has been to help consumers discover, sample and
 download a wide range of music for personal use and enjoyment, EMusic cannot
 continue to operate as a legal source for indiscriminate downloading of
 copyrighted sound recordings and musical compositions.  Unlike other online
 music subscription services, EMusic has gone to great lengths to provide an
 open, easy-to-use service, for a reasonable price.  Without regard to content
 hosting, serving and administrative expenses, royalties payable to recording
 artists and/or songwriters with respect to every downloaded track no longer
 affords EMusic the luxury of taking these matters lightly.
 
 In order to maintain EMusic's low price while providing a flexible and
 compelling service, we must focus on limiting instances of service-abuse by
 monitoring the site for unusual activity.  Examples of service-abuses include,
 but are not limited to, password sharing and use of automated systems to
 download quantities of tracks far beyond one's reasonable personal use.
 Accounts found to be used in violation of the expressed or implied guidelines
 of EMusic's service are subject to immediate cancellation. (See EMusic.com's
 Subscription Agreement at http://www.emusic.com/bem/new_signup/terms.html,
 particularly the termination provisions set forth in Section 7.1.)  We ask
 that you carefully consider these guidelines and the EMusic.com Subscription
 Agreement terms and conditions as you use the service in the future.
 
 Sincerely,
 EMusic.com