Ok so I got usenet...

[josephs911]

So my question is now I have my service, so how does everyone else find there files? Do you use NZB's sites if so like what? or do you just search the newsgroup, which is the fastest way to get files? I am currently using Newseleecher so any help out would be great :)

Thanks

[jmagar]

SuperSearch

[ricky08]

newzleech.com

[Skiz]

You can download headers for the newest of new.

Search engines such as http://www.newzleech.com/ and http://www.binsearch.info/

NZB sites such as FST, Merlins Portal (http://www.merlins-portal.net/Vbulletin/nzblist.php?), or Newzbin (http://www.newzbin.com/).

Beyond that is users choice really.

[josephs911]

You can download headers for the newest of new.

Search engines such as http://www.newzleech.com/ and http://www.binsearch.info/

NZB sites such as FST, Merlins Portal (http://www.merlins-portal.net/Vbulletin/nzblist.php?), or Newzbin (http://www.newzbin.com/).

Beyond that is users choice really.

So usually how many headers do you download? The more you download the more space it takes on your HDD correct or is that a minute amount, would you recommend the search engine for older files or just download all the headers?

[Skiz]

I don't download headers and don't recommend that you do either unless you just can't wait a few minutes for something to turn up on search engines.

[fmarqui]

Downloading the NZB from this site its what pleases me. I haven't try any other sites though. I am glad I joined through here otherwise I would never have known about NewsGroups.

[digitrifecta]

You can download headers for the newest of new.

Search engines such as http://www.newzleech.com/ and http://www.binsearch.info/

NZB sites such as FST, Merlins Portal (http://www.merlins-portal.net/Vbulletin/nzblist.php?), or Newzbin (http://www.newzbin.com/).

Beyond that is users choice really.

So usually how many headers do you download? The more you download the more space it takes on your HDD correct or is that a minute amount, would you recommend the search engine for older files or just download all the headers?



Downloading headers is a waste of time and depending on the group your browsing you could run out of space faster than you can keep up with the headers, NZBs are the only way to go, I prefer Newzbin (http://www.newzbin.com/).

[r77]

Just browse your favourite newsgroups on newzleech.com binsearch.info and download what you want.Dont pay for supersearch this is waste of money.

[Fibre]

http://www.binaries.nl/
http://www.bin-req.info/
http://www.bin-req.net/
http://www.binsearch.info/
http://www.newzleech.com/
http://www.nfonews.com/
http://www.releasecrawler.org/
http://www.nfonews.com/
http://www.reqnet.org/
http://www.tvnzb.com/

All of my handy USENET favourites :)

[josephs911]

Thanks guys for all great info, I am loving this usenet thing :)

[Windy72]

Thanks guys for all great info, I am loving this usenet thing :)

Hey and don't forget to seed:whistling

[Skiz]

Thanks guys for all great info, I am loving this usenet thing :)

Hey and don't forget to seed:whistling

:blink:

[cubbyche]

Thanks guys for all great info, I am loving this usenet thing :)

Hey and don't forget to seed:whistling
Its to cold to seed now wait till spring time ! :naughty:





So usually how many headers do you download? The more you download the more space it takes on your HDD correct or is that a minute amount, would you recommend the search engine for older files or just download all the headers?



Downloading headers is a waste of time and depending on the group your browsing you could run out of space faster than you can keep up with the headers, NZBs are the only way to go, I prefer Newzbin (http://www.newzbin.com/).
Well not always not all that is posted shows up the NZB sites.

[Fibre]

Well not always not all that is posted shows up the NZB sites.

That's why you should use an index site :)

[..:: c.R ::..]

Joseph,

There were a lot of great links provided, the one that was not listed and should be is: nzb-monster.com

i love that site because of the way they categorize/organize their content. Easy user interface and very handy at splitting up your content by console, for example. It's free to view, but costs money to get the NZB's, which is fine for me because i just copy and paste the handle into my newsreader and queue it that way.

You asked, "which is the fastest option?" i would recommend search engines and index sites. Let someone else do all the work. ;-D