What happened to MP3Juice, and which address is which

There has not been one MP3Juice since 2014

The UK block came first. BBC News reported on 29 October 2013, under the headline ISPs told to block 21 pirate sites, that UK internet providers had been asked to block 21 more websites following an application by the BPI. Mp3Juices was on the published list, with no domain against it, and the blocks took effect on 30 October 2013 under an order of the High Court — an authority action.

A second authority action followed. TorrentFreak’s Ernesto Van der Sar reported on 11 September 2014 that the mp3juices.com domain was suspended by domain name registrar Internet.bs the day before, after action by the UK’s Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit — an event dated 10 September 2014. TorrentFreak quoted the banner that replaced it the same day; a capture of 17 September 2014 is titled PIPCU Domain Suspension.

What came next is why the name is plural. TorrentFreak reported on 3 November 2014 that the mp3juices.cc team had told it they created their site for those who miss the old site, while the earlier operators came back separately on a .to domain. Music Ally put the result plainly on 7 November 2014: So where there was once one site, now there are two ...

What each address did on 21 September 2026

Of the 79 domains we fetched on 21 September 2026: fourteen no longer resolve, eleven are parked for sale, four serve a parking page carrying advertising, twenty-two redirect somewhere else, twenty-one served a working tool, two returned a 403, two a page of MP3Juice copy with no tool on it, one a bot challenge, one no address record and one a timeout.

Addresses here are plain text on purpose: we link none of them. Six of the eleven rows end somewhere other than the address that was typed.

What to check before you trust an address

None of this needs a tool.

Read the address bar after the page settles. On 21 September 2026 a request for mp3juice.tel was passed on six times before anything loaded, and mp3juice.site took five forwards across six hosts — one of them a domain with nothing to do with this name, and we cannot say how it got there.

Check that what you typed still matches what you are looking at. On 21 September 2026 mp3juices.cc served no page of its own; it handed us to freemp3juice.com, whose registration record begins on 30 June 2026.

Notice what a page asks for before it gives you anything. A notification prompt, or a second tab opening by itself, comes from the page you are on and not from the video you wanted.

Read a page’s description of itself as copy, not as evidence. On 21 September 2026 mp3juice.lol forwarded us to v1.mp3juice.lol, whose own text calls it the official MP3Juice website and whose structured data claims 4.9 from 46,537 ratings. We tested nothing it serves.

Which MP3Juice are you looking for?

Eight pages, one question each.

• The .com address, and the www oneWhat answered when we typed both, and what was on the page.
• Where mp3juice.cc and mp3juices.cc go nowBoth spellings left their own domain and ended on one page.
• Where .tel and .la end upSix forwards each, one destination, and what that does to a bookmark.
• The red one, the green one, the old versionWhy a colour is not an address.
• Is it safe? What we found behind each addressRatings, badges and review counts — and the four things we could not check.
• The app, the APK and the store questionWhat the listings said, and what is not here.
• What a 320 kbps label meansWhat a bitrate number describes, and what it cannot put back.
• When a download stops hereThe status line, the error code, and where the file went.

What this site is and is not

misjaprogramowanie.pl is not connected to MP3Juice, MP3Juices or any site using that name. We are an independent converter: nothing here is affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for anyone who uses the name.

Our converter works the other way round from what the pages above describe. You paste one YouTube link, we read the eleven-character video id out of it, and you get one MP3 at 192–320 kbps or one MP4 at up to 1080p. There is no song-name search and no playlist download here.

Not one of the pages we fetched on 21 September 2026 named the person or company running it. What this site does, and what it stores, is set out in our disclaimer.

If you came here for a converter

Sources

• BBC News, 29 October 2013 — ISPs told to block 21 pirate sites
• TorrentFreak, Ernesto Van der Sar, 11 September 2014 — the report on the suspension
• TorrentFreak, Ernesto Van der Sar, 3 November 2014 — the report on the two successors
• Music Ally, 7 November 2014 — the report on the .to return