who is having problems file sharing

[webs]

what are the most common problems?
would you be willing to try a new system?

message me

[manker]

The most common problem with filesharing is not being able to do it properly due to being a complete moran.

[thebazzla]

can someone explain to me what filesharing is

[Alien5]

The most common problem with filesharing is too much pr0n and too little time.

[myh]

Try out Otengo www.Otengo.com (http://www.Otengo.com) to do a completely private and easy sharing of unlimited sized files. I transferred a 5GB HD quality video and it worked fine. It has one issue - larger than 2GB (I think), you can only do a one-to-one sharing whereas for smaller files, you can send them multiple recipients....

[Alien5]

Otengo sounds like some kind of girls name. :dry:

[Something Else]

Or you could just let alien5 to sort you out some axx. :sneaky:

[enoughfakefiles]

I keep dropping files off at peoples houses but get none on return.

These people are not file sharing :angry:

[Mr JP Fugley]

what are the most common problems?
would you be willing to try a new system?

message me

Bad upload speeds what with it often being asynchronous and all. Makes it hard keeping decent ratios on BT. However I only use that when I can't get the files on usenet anyway.

I'd certainly consider it but whether I would use it would depend on a variety of factors. These would include security, speed and the types of files

What about About what.

[Something Else]

what are the most common problems?
would you be willing to try a new system?

message me

Bad upload speeds what with it often being asynchronous and all. Makes it hard keeping decent ratios on BT. However I only use that when I can't get the files on usenet anyway.

I'd certainly consider it but whether I would use it would depend on a variety of factors. These would include security, speed and the types of files

What about About what.

How about clownpr0n, very fast and secure as fuck so nobody would ever find out. :unsure:

[Mr JP Fugley]

Bad upload speeds what with it often being asynchronous and all. Makes it hard keeping decent ratios on BT. However I only use that when I can't get the files on usenet anyway.

I'd certainly consider it but whether I would use it would depend on a variety of factors. These would include security, speed and the types of files

What about About what.

How about clownpr0n, very fast and secure as fuck so nobody would ever find out. :unsure:

No thanks but I appreciate the offer.

Careful where you offer to trade there mate. They'll ban nail your arse to the max mast.