**Free Sample/Promotion** Access to 15 Usenet Servers! ~ 1 month old -- Ships From United States

0.40358382 LTC
0.00771784 BTC
$1.00 USD


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***1$ Promotional Giveway***
The first 3 buyers can own this package for 1$! (shh they think it's a deal, but they're going to be telling all their friends nonstop about how great of a deal this is, so really they'll be working for me...)

(After 3 buys the price is going up to $49.95)

DOWNLOAD AT BLAZING SPEEDS!

This listing is for the names and passwords for 15 working accounts. The servers are big names like Newsdemon, Tweak News, Supernews, Newsrazor etc. Each subscription costs between $5 and $15 per month, but you can get continuous access to all of them for a one time payment!

You're probably thinking: "Fuck you, scammer. No one's going to give me subscriptions that cost over a thousand dollars per year, for a one-time payment of $49.95."

First, you kiss your mother with that mouth? Second, let me explain how it works: Try to imagine the shape of a triangle. The triangle has multi-levels, with each level sending profits to the level above it...oh shit wait that's a pyramid scheme.

Seriously though, it works like this: What you get for your BTC is access to a pool of shared usenet accounts. The downside of shared accounts is that an account can only have one user actively downloading from it at a given time. A downloader like Sabnzb will automatically look for the next available account, fortunately. Also there is an upside to having accounts on multiple servers, for reasons listed below. The setup I'd recommend is to purchase your own subscription on a cheap low-retention server like FrugalNews ($5/mo) and set these shared subscriptions as backups, which will activate when your main server doesn't have what you want. FrugalNews only retains files around 2 years old and up, but that's likely good enough to handle 90% of what you want to download anyways, and it will guarantee you always have access to at least one server to download the latest episode of Gossip Girl or whatever shit you just can't wait for. I'll save my breath making it a stipulation that these are used as backup servers only - it's not like it would stop anyone from being a dick and hogging one of the connections anyways, since there's no way to actively enforce it.

Q: B-but, don't usenet servers hate shared accounts?

A: Dafuq?? Did I ask you, Mr. Smartypants? Fine fine. Yes, most usenet providers have a policy against shared accounts of course. I guess two people using what only one paid for seems to violate their principles. Ironic, considering the vast majority of what they provide access to is copyrighted material. But anyways, this is not a major concern. Since users will naturally want to use their accounts in more than one location, and a a tangled web of Tor, VPNs, and proxies is not uncommon for a usenet user, a different IP address is not a red flag for usenet providers. It does happen however, but at worse all they can do is ban the account. In which case, a new account will be set up in its place, no harm done. Atlantians are not the only ones being offered this deal, so while you will have no recourse yourselves there will be enough pressure elsewhere to make another account. All that leaves me to do is take the time to msg you the new login info, which I guarantee. It's too easy of a task for me to risk tarnishing my reputation as a vendor over.


What is Usenet?

- Usenet is like torrents, except FAST. Most servers will give you download speeds of around 10-15 Mbit/s, if your connection can handle it.

Why else should I choose Usenet?

- For starters, you don't have to worry about your ISP looking over your shoulder whenever you download that latest episode of Breaking Bad, or My Little Pony, whatever. In addition, there is the ability to set it up with awesome programs like Couch Potato, Sickbeard, and Headphones, which once configured, will be scanning the nets and automatically downloading the things you want, like the latest episode of your favorite TV shows or that new album by Britney Spears.

Why do I need access to 15 servers?

- You don't. One is enough. However with more servers, it increases your chances of getting the things you want, especially older listings, and another server sometimes can fill in a missing part of a download from another. For example, one server may have gotten a takedown notice for copyright violation, while another server has not. Also, some servers keep files longer than others, depending on the server's size. (Explanation: When a server gets full, the older files are the ones that get axed first. The length of time that a server can hold on to a file is known as its "retention". Bigger server means bigger $$, of course.)


If you need any pointers about configuring your apps/clients, I can help you out with that too. No extra charge!

(or RTFA:) http://lifehacker.com/5601586/how-to-get-started-with-usenet-in-three-simple-steps


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