Did I hear you right? Paying $3.00 per song just isn’t working out for you? For some reason it doesn’t tickle our fancy either and if you’re looking for the true 99 cent downloads you’ve come to the right place. There are actually quite a few sites that offer hundreds of thousands of songs because apparently they’ve scored a type of ‘raw’ deal with the labels for song royalties.

Big boys like iTunes will continue to have 99 cent music downloads in the foreseeable future. The Cupertino-based company has re-signed heavy hitters Warner Music, EMI, Sony and Universal so you can continue to enjoy your 99 cent music downloads.

With the constant hunger for more money, music labels continually want more flexibility in pricing which would enable them to charge more for the newest and hottest music and possibly even lower prices for less popular tracks. Recently, Napster, which offers a subscription download service, began offering free access for the first five listens of a song.

With so many various companies offering 99cent music downloads, you have your pick so find a company you trust and go with them!