Los Angeles - Just as notorious Russian music download store AllofMP3.com appeared to go offline for good last week, the site's parent company launched a new site at AllTunes.com, where AllofMP3.com's six million users may access their existing accounts and download cheap songs via a software client, Computerworld reported.

Despite AllofMP3.com's contention that it was a fully-licensed music retailer, the site drew legal action from the U.S. music industry, and was cited by the U.S. Trade Representative as an obstacle to Russia's entry to the World Trade Organization.

Credit card processing for the site was disabled before its shutdown.

Computerworld reported that AllofMP3.com users can spend existing credits on an AllTunes.com account, but are prohibited from adding additional funds.

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