I just purchased an MP3. How do I download the file?
After you purchase an MP3 you should be redirected back to The FuMP from PayPal and taken directly to the download page. If something goes wrong the site is supposed to direct you to the redownload page. On the redownload page enter your PayPal transaction ID and you will be given a new download link. If for some reason the redownload page does not recognize your PayPal transaction ID please email support@fidim.com so we can take care of the problem.

Do you have a 192k RSS feed for subscribers?
Yes! Level 1 and Level 2 subscribers get special access to our 192k RSS feed. The main feed is here:
http://www.thefump.com/cast/cast.php
The feed of archived songs is here:
http://www.thefump.com/cast/archive.php
These feeds are password protected. Users must enter their username and password to gain access to these feeds. Subscribers will only have access to the feeds for as long as their account is active.

How do I cancel my subscription?
Subscriptions are handled through PayPal. As such you must log in to your PayPal account and cancel your subscription there.

Can I play your music on my Podcast/radio station?
YES! By all means, do! And if you can plug www.TheFuMP.com while you're at it we would greatly appreciate it. Also note that our artists have recorded many songs that have not been released on The FuMP but are still podsafe. Visit our Artists page and click on the More Info link next to the artist's name to contact an artist or visit their web site

I want to play one of the songs from your archive on my podcast. How do I download it?
You will need to register with us as a podcaster. Fill out this form and tell us about your podcast. Once your application is approved you will be given download access to all the songs in the archive.

How do I submit a song?
For various reasons posting songs to The FuMP is invite-only. However, if you would like to submit a song you may do so on The FuMP Sideshow which is open to everyone for posting.

What does squick mean?
Squick is internet slang for something that you may find gross or disgusting. It's a combination of the words "squirm" and "ick." We use it for songs about topics or which contain lyrics that are considered sick or offensive. Some examples are "Heavyflow" by Seamonkey and "Give It To Everybody" by Sudden Death. We offer a "squick free" RSS feed for podcast listeners who do not wish to hear this material.