How To Sample Pandora’s Premium Service For Free In The Us

Abhimanyu Ghoshal, The Next Web
Thu, 12/14/2017 - 9:18pm

If you still haven’t settled on a streaming music service, Pandora has something to show you: it’s now letting people in the US try its Premium service – which usually costs $9.99 a month – at no charge… well, almost. To use it, just fire up the app and login with your free account, and then search for any song, artist or album.

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