Hi DepasRec,

The review department has told me they are also frustrated for the second violation on you. I want to clarify to you that we never fined the author for the fine, but for eradicating all actions involved in the violation. So the staff of the review department usually find some tracks which involved in violation but not the entire contents, because the more tracks are found, the more fine need to be paid. We send mail and written that “Any violation of the contract will be severely punished if it happens again.” to remind the author who has already resolved the problem. We sincerely hope the author whose tracks involved in violation can have a careful self-examination on these doubtful sites, because generally the tracks which involved in violation was uploaded by the distributor of the author, 100Audio has no obligation to commit the most of Human Resources for making a careful examination. Hope you can understand this point clearly.

Besides, we have transferred the tracks to your Non-Exclusive account with which are on the list of Violation Notice, and including these additional tracks you submitted, even some tracks of them were purchased by customers many times, we still finished the transfer for you. At least we tried our best.

Hi DepasRec,

I have transferred your inquiry to the relevant department, the relevant staff will send you the details about deduction. The downgrade will directly switch the agreement of the account and the author needs to sign the new Non-Exclusive contract for this account, for example, you will have two Non-Exclusive accounts after the process of Downgrade, but if you need, after the downgrade, you can choose to transfer all tracks to one side then upgrade the empty account to China-Exclusive for the new excellent music works’ uploading.

Please transfer my tracks from exclusive China to my non-exclusive account.

Nowadays streaming platforms are developing intensively and this is normal.
The presence in the contract of a fine for publishing tracks in Chinese stores in our rapidly developing world is a trick that you, dear creators of 100audio, make full use of. At least that’s how it looks from the outside.
Your attitude towards us, musicians, as potential rule breakers, I think is not justified.
I explained to you several times that I personally did not publish my tracks in Chinese shops, and I am telling you about this again now.
But we, musicians, are not lawyers or businessmen, in order to demand fines from us for violations that we did not commit.
Chinese streaming platforms are evolving rapidly and we do not know which of these streaming platforms will be on our list of digital distribution aggregators.
What if Tencent buys Spotify tomorrow? We see Tencent growing rapidly. Then all the tracks will be under China!
On the other hand, the lack of quick feedback from Chinese stores, the responses from these stores only in Chinese can also be mistaken for a trick that does not make it possible to remove tracks from these platforms.

Think about it and please consider canceling the China Exclusive. Then you will see that a lot of musicians will come to you.
Or create a poll among 100 audio participants about canceling exclusive, it will be interesting to see the results of this poll.))