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QUOTE said:
Dear Jakob.95,

Thank you for purchasing Spotify premium. This is your receipt.

Email address: [email protected]
Date: 2010-12-29 19:46:29.188016
Order ID: 10322935015
Payment type: VISA

Retailer: Spotify Ltd
VAT number: GB 943 6840 02

Items bought: 1 month (Spotify Premium)
Item price: 84,26 kr
VAT 17.5%: 14,74 kr
Total: 99,00 kr

All prices stated on the receipt are inclusive of VAT (where
applicable) and other applicable taxes and fees.

Your Spotify premium service will be automatically renewed
every month until cancelled via your profile page.
(https://www.spotify.com/en/account/subscription/)

We hope you enjoy using Spotify!

The Spotify Team


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Wtf is this email that I just got? I don't even know what Spotify is and what is a kr? Also it says for email address [email protected] were as my email address is [email protected]. I never bought anything online. It also says my payment was VISA while I don't even have a VISA card...
 
Don't worry, they just get random information of you, like where you live, and then assume stuff they can't find out. If you don't have a Visa credit card, you're obviously safe.

That, or someone with the email jakob.95 probably ordered spotify, and they sent it to the wrong email by accident. Don't worry, it happens.
 
They messed up the email address in which Spotify was supposed to send the POP to. Two options are available. Do nothing, or access the account. Which it turns out Spotify is a Music Downloading site. Your choice.
 
I just went to there website. And pressed I forgot my account password. They told me to enter my email address. I entered my email address and then got into the account by setting a new password in there. I pressed on account information and there was a Visa card number. Which only told me the last 4 digits of the Visa card number. I am not sure if that Visa card could be my dads or something that they hacked into.
 
This is all so weird in the profile page is says that the person was born in October 2nd 1995 but I was born in October 23th 1995.
 
RoxasIsSora said:
Which it turns out Spotify is a Music Downloading site.
Spotify is neither a site (except they have a site hosting the program) nor does it download music.

Not really sure how you could not have heard about it before but it is a program for streaming music. Having a premium account means that you get increased bitrate and don't have to listen to any commercials.

The guy signing up for his account messed up when entering his email and the account is now yours, there's really nothing more to it.
 
Slyakin said:
Don't worry, they just get random information of you, like where you live, and then assume stuff they can't find out. If you don't have a Visa credit card, you're obviously safe.

That, or someone with the email jakob.95 probably ordered spotify, and they sent it to the wrong email by accident. Don't worry, it happens.

[email protected] = [email protected]

i think this only happens in gmail but the .'s usually get 'ignored' and they send it even without them. its a trick i used to use on ptc sites and stuff.
 
Minox_IX said:
Evo.lve said:
I think kr means Swedish Krona.
It is indeed, although usually the currency name SEK is used.

It could also be from Norwegian money too. KR=Kroner
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Jakob is also a fairly used name in Norway.
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But this is so weird... Why would anyone have the same kind of email address as me, jakob95. And his birthday is almost the same as mine.

Also the account holder is from Sweden.
 
Jakob95 said:
But this is so weird... Why would anyone have the same kind of email address as me, jakob95. And his birthday is almost the same as mine.

Also the account holder is from Sweden.
The email is extremely generic and the birthday being close is a coincidence (it's not even the same in the first place).

This is not weird at all.
 
Gratz. You got Spotify premium for free. Once you install it, you can look up their song lists and build a playlist and have it stream the songs on your playlist for you to listen to. It's like a "smart" webradio. It can also be used on smartphones.

Enjoy.
 
how_do_i_do_that said:
No he can't, it is region blocked unless he happens to use a proxy that is located in the EU.
Spotify is not limited to EU countries (see Norway).

But yeah, if the region block isn't only for the payment itself you would need a proxy in one of the countries where Spotify is available to use it.
 
Jakob95 said:
But this is so weird... Why would anyone have the same kind of email address as me, jakob95. And his birthday is almost the same as mine.

Also the account holder is from Sweden.
Well, the reason for the 95 is that you were born in 1995, right? And so was he. The two facts you mentioned are very much related to each other, and not seperate coincidences as you seem to assume.

And btw, Spotify does let you download music too, as well as stream, you pay per track like with iTunes, Amazon MP3 etc.

Anyhow, I would recommend trying to contact the real owner of the account, seeing as you have now apparently changed his password so he will not be able to access his Spotify account. Send him an email to [email protected], see if you can get things straightened out.
 
SifJar said it best. Get in touch with the poor Swedish guy.
Although I can understand why people would think Spotify is just another download service. Too bad it's not out in the US, yet.
 
SifJar said:
Jakob95 said:
But this is so weird... Why would anyone have the same kind of email address as me, jakob95. And his birthday is almost the same as mine.

Also the account holder is from Sweden.
Well, the reason for the 95 is that you were born in 1995, right? And so was he. The two facts you mentioned are very much related to each other, and not seperate coincidences as you seem to assume.

And btw, Spotify does let you download music too, as well as stream, you pay per track like with iTunes, Amazon MP3 etc.

Anyhow, I would recommend trying to contact the real owner of the account, seeing as you have now apparently changed his password so he will not be able to access his Spotify account. Send him an email to [email protected], see if you can get things straightened out.
I just did that and I received my own message that I sent.
 
Hmm, that's not so good. Try contacting Spotify themselves perhaps, and see if they can straighten things out. I doubt it, but its possible they have some alternative method of contact for the real owner of the account.
 

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