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S & J CD Duplication, Inc. 999 Blanding Blvd. Suite 10 Orange Park, Florida 32065 Phone * 888 - 269 - 7088 Fax * 904 - 272 - 9427 www.tunecore.com Tune Core Distribution Agreement Date: Company or Band Name: Customer Name: We will upload your digital music files and artwork to Tune Core for you. This will put your music on iTunes, AmazonMP3, eMusic, Thumbplay, Napster, Amie Street and more, plus we'll deduct the cost ($50.00 maximum) from any of your 1000 or more packaged CD project. All you have to do is let us know you want it done and we'll take care of it for you. You account information will be sent to you so you can manage things from there. Sit back relax and let us handle the work for you. TUNE CORE FEE SCHEDULE. Please check what you would like submitted. * All fees must be paid prior to company delivery of any material to third parties. SINGLE FEES (one song): * $9.99 per Single (1 song) per year. * Includes delivery to any digital Internet consumer store selected at time of purchase. * $1.98 for each additional store added or selected after initial purchase. Ringtone FEES (one ringtone): * $9.99 per Ringtone per year. * Includes delivery to any digital Internet consumer store selected at time of purchase. * $1.98 for each additional store added or selected after initial purchase. ALBUM FEES: * $49.99 per Album (2 songs or more) for the first year. * Includes delivery to any digital Internet consumer store selected at time of purchase. * $1.98 for each additional store added or selected after initial purchase. * $19.98 per album per each additional year. ONE TIME FEES: * In the event you would like your Recording(s) removed prior to six months from when it first became available in the digital Internet consumer store(s), Company will charge a $20.00 (twenty dollars) early termination fee per request per release (album, single or ringtone). Please submit my music and artwork to Tune Core: Yes By selecting "yes" you agree to be bound by Tune Core's Terms and Conditions located here: http://www.tunecore.com/index/terms No Click on stores to submit to and agree to rights control statement where needed. PLEASE LIST ME AS (Pricing Structure): Example Pricing: For Questions Please Visit http://www.tunecore.com/faq http://www.myspacetoolbox.com/myspace-friend-id.php MySpace ID: Pick Only One Price In order to create your Tune Core account we will need to collect your payment information to submit to Tune Core. A maximum amount of $50.00 will be deducted from your order. Any amount over an above the $50.00 will your responsibility. Your login information will be sent directly to you so you can manage your account after the submission is completed. Payment Method (This will be used in TuneCore's Ordering System): Credit Card Type: Visa MasterCard Discover American Express Credit Card Number: Please Note: In order to process your credit Expiration Date (MM/YY): V. Code: card the 3 to 4 digit number located on the signature line of your card is needed to verify ownership. Name on Card: Street Address: Zip Code: City: Phone Number: E-mail Address: Please Read and Sign: I have listed my order according to what I require and understand that this credit card information will be submitted directly to Tune Core for the submission process. Authorized Signature This must be signed.

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