Forget about club pie. To put it politely, it looks like total CRAP. That means garbage if you're not familiar with that Canadian term. :) In fact, it looks like a big SCAM. Crooked, and not because they're finding music for you. Keep reading.

The more I dig into the site, the worse it sounds. I could put that together in a couple of days, iron out the presentation and then start charging people too.

First of all, NEVER, EVER trust a place that keeps stressing the word "FREE" but at the same time, in smaller print, is charging you a fee of any kind.

All they are is a resource for other people's software. They will "tell you" but don't believe that they are providing you with any type of client/server or peer-to-peer solution.

The cel phone antenna booster on the front page is also a huge warning. Those things are complete BS, in case anyone is wondering.

Here's a quote from one of their satisfied customers: "There has yet to be a song I have not found using the software I found through ClubPIE"

Notice how he said "the software I found..." So it sounds to me that Club Pie is charging to tell people how to find the music. It's like me charging you to tell you the following: "use kazaa to find music. download it here... You can also use morpheous. download it here..."

And then how about the part about combining multiple instant messengers? The only client software I know that does anything similar is JABBER and it's open source. So are they going to tell you where to download a Jabber client?

Now let's start searching the net to see what other people say.

Oh, how about this link: http://www.netscalped.com/_disc4/00000096.htm "internet scams"

And how about this: http://www.zeropaid.com/news/articles/auto/07172001c.php NIce discussion of spam from them and twistedhumor.com as well as proof of the points I made above.

Even more expose... http://www.geocities.com/p2ptech/emailsniff.html

Just search for "clubpie" in google.com and you'll find a lot. You'll also find a lot of broken links from people's personal pages. Looks like they're also peddling clubpie maybe for a kick-back.

So, in summary: CLUBPIE.COM is a money-making SCAM.

Ok, does that answer your questions mate? :) hehe.