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Today my IPod nano came in the mail and I was buying some music for it on the iTunes store until I checked my BOA account, and I haven't been charged any money. Will I eventually be charged or not?
iPod nano
Yes. You can purchase iTunes music even if you have an Apple Music subscription and you will be charged for it. Your rights to listen to Apple Music expire if you don't have an active subscription but you retain the rights for purchased music. See the following for other information about purchasing music: Buy music from the iTunes Store on your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
including the following:
If you don't subscribe to Apple Music or you want to purchase a song or album, you can buy music from the iTunes Store app on your iPhone and iPad.
Can you help me understand whether an Apple Music subscription provides me with access to all the songs in the iTunes store? I am an Apple Music subscriber but couldn't listen to a song I wanted (it was greyed out when I searched Apple Music and a message appeared that it wasn't available in my region). When I searched it out in the iTunes Store I could purchase it and then it appeared in my Apple Music. I can't understand why this would happen unless there are some songs available in the iTunes Store that I do not get access to as an Apple Music subscriber...
(see also this post: Songs available in iTunes but not with Ap… - Apple Community)
If I'm already paying for apple music and decide to buy a song or album off the iTunes store, will I be chrged?
