suggest some flate unlimet download pay server

Hello guys,

I am new at usenet. I always used p2p programs as emule od torrents.
I would like to try usenet.
I tryied usenext, but the free trial gives u very slow speed and the pay area gives u a download limit og gb per month at an high price but at a very fast speed.

I have a question reguarding suggest me some pay service that could offer me :

flat montly rate with unlimited download in gb per month

fast and with a good quantity of material

Do u have any suggestion please ??
than ku very much

If you want something cheep yet with tons of features, check out http://www.usenetserver.com/?agent=filesharingtalk
If you use that link, you get to help out FileSharingTalk (the website you are at now) :)

If you get the three month term for $39.95 it comes down to $13.31 which is a really good price. You get unlimited downloads, max speeds, 10 simultanious connections, SSL encryption, 101 days of rentention and access to their usenet search engine.

A lot of people also recommend Giganews. They are very expensive and in my opinion not worth it. However, some people like it because of their reliability. However, usenetserver has been pretty reliable.



If you do not want a month to month subscription (maybe you dont download regularly) you can get a block subscription. Instead of paying by month, you pay per gigabyte of data you download. For this service, I recommend http://usenet-news.net

They have the best block plans you will find anywhere else. Their cheapest per gig plan is 300 gigs for $66.00 which comes down to $0.22 per gig. And if you dont use all your gigs, it will last forever (they dont expire). You also get max speeds, 100 days of retention, and SSL encryption.

UsenetServer is also my choice. Although, if you want greater retention (200 days), go with GigaNews. It is much more expensive per month though.

ifI would like to try to use my roadrunner newsserver , what program I could use to browse/download eseally files.
The only thing that I loved of usenext was their program.
Could u please suggest any similar program that let me aseally search and download files automatically ?
thank u

If you ISP already provides free usenet access, definetely give it a shot. The quality will most likely be bad (7 day retention, 5 gig per month limit, only four connections) however you never know. My ISP offers horrible usenet access. If you want better service, get a paid usenet provider as stated in my above post.

As for a program to use, both Altbinz and Grabit are free.

Altbinz ( http://www.altbinz.com ) has a shit load of features. SSL encryption, RSS feed, multiple connections, automatic par and unrar, free built-in search, etc. However, the author of the program hasnt updated it in awhile and there are a few bugs. But a very good program indeed.

Grabit ( http://www.shemes.com )is another free program. It has a lot of features but does not have SSL support, RSS feeds or free built-in search (you must pay for that). Its pretty stable and still in development.



If you do feel like paying, two good paid programs are NewsLeecher and Newsbin.

NewsLeecher ( http://www.newsleecher.com ) is by far the most popular usenet program (altbinz is quickly gaining popularity because of its features set and its free). Newsleecher (the beta versions) includes virtually every feature you will see in Altbinz (auto par and unrar, SSL, etc). The built-in search does cost money though and there is no support for RSS feeds. Newsleecher is constantly improved although their latest beta (beta 7) is very buggy. Either try their stable one, go back to beta 6 or wait for beta 8.

Newsbin ( http://www.newsbin.com ) is a pretty decent paid program. Im not sure how it compares to the above three since I havent used it. But it does have the basic features like SSL support, automatic par and unrar, etc. There is no support for RSS feeds though. The author did implement it but removed it in place for paid built-in search.


So long story short, if you are new to usenet, try a free program such as Altbinz or Grabit. If you need the SSL encryption, Altbinz is the way to go (Grabit doesnt support it). Later, if you would like to pay for NewsLeecher or whatever and get the built-in search features, go for it.

Hi band thank u for all your great help.

1 think I do not understand.
I used usenext , with their free 2 weeks usage , and I did not liked it. My torrent was faster , and if I want to download more I could use the faster line but I need to pay for 20 or 50 gb per month , that for my TB of download is nothing .....
If I need to use the slow usenet connection and pay , it is way better my torrents and peerguardian.....
But , before leave usenet , I wouyld like to explore more, because when u pay , it is really fast, faster then my torrents....
So my options are 2 :

1) pay for a flat rate subscription that gives me as much as I want of download for month ( I want download TB or more..and pay always the same flat rate)

2) I was thinking , when I used Usenext , I recorded all the newsgroups that they use( 1 for example for games is : alt.binaries.games )
What I do not understand is:
What is I use a program as alt.binz, the I use my provider news server , and then I add a newsgroup as alt.binaries.games to search and download for the files ???

The difference beetween a payng news server and my ISP news server will be the speed of downloads from the alt.binaries.games news group ???

Am I right ??

How do I find files to download ??

thank u very much for everything

Free usenet access or usenet access provided by your ISP will almost always be very bad. Because it is free, the speeds will be very slow. However, if you pay for usenet, the speeds will be very fast because you are downloading from a dedicated server. Bit Torrent downloads from other users. Try Usenetserver.com Its only ~$13 per month. You get unlimited downloads will max speeds. It will be faster than bit torrent.

As for searching... Before, the only way to search usenet was to download "headers" and look through them. This was a very slow and painful process. Almost every usenet program (except altbinz) can download headers. But its a painful process so I do NOT recommend you search this way.

Because downloading Headers is slow, some great people invented .NZB files. NZB files are very similar to .torrent files. NZB files tell altbinz or newsleecher where to download the file you want. NZB files are NOT the actual files themselves. They are more similar to torrent files. They just point you to the real files. The most popular NZB site is http://www.newzbin.com They have thousands of NZB files for you to download. However, it does cost money. FileSharingTalk actually has its own NZB section ( http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/f-nzb-index-113/ ). It is free and has a lot of files to download. I recommend you use this method to search usenet.

While, NZB files are a great way to download, not all files on usenet have NZB files created. A good NZB site will only exist if members create and upload NZB files. If you only use NZB files and not the "headers" I mentioned earlier, you will miss a whole bunch of files (no one has the time to create nzb files for everything). This is where usenet search engines come in. These search engines crawl usenet and index all the files automatically. If you pay for and use Newsleecher or Newsbin or Grabit, they have paid built-in search. You can use this to search usenet and find more stuff. However, that does cost money. Luckily, there are free search engines you can use. http://www.newzleech.com and http://www.binsearch.info are two great and free search engines. I recommend you also use this method to search usenet.


If you download a NZB file and open it in altbinz (or other usenet programs) and you get errors (such as "Error: Article not found" or something similar) it is because the usenet provider you are using has bad retention. Retention is the time files last on a usenet server. A server with long retention will keep files for a long time. Free usenet providers (such as from your ISP) will usually have very short retention. Usually less than a week. That means files on usenet will only be on their servers for a few days. Then they will be deleted. So it is recommended to pay for a usenet provider and get 100 days of retention. That way, you can download files 100 days old.

Again, I recommend usenetserver.com ( Please use http://www.usenetserver.com/?agent=filesharingtalk You will be helping FileSharingTalk). They have 101 days of retention (VERY good!), SSL encryption, unlimited download, and its only ~$13 per month. Also, they include a FREE usenet search engine to provide you will another way to search usenet.

hio , I signed up for a 3 day try to the usenetserver that u said .
1 download that I started was going very slo 25-30kbps . Then I tryied another one and it is going at 500 kbps , really good.
The problem is the search engine.
usenetserver search engine is terrible. Usenext was way better with their personal program with built in search engine.

I will try the sites that u told me for the search.
If in these 3 days I will like the way the things goes , maybe I will decide to sign for a 3 months period with them

than u very much for everything

I took a look at Usenext. Its expensive. Usenetserver is a lot cheaper. I havnt used their search so I dont know how good usenetserver's search is.

If for some reason you dont like usenetserver, you can try http://www.ngroups.net Its $39.97 for three months which is 2 cents more expensive than usenetserver. Their service is about the same. 100 days of retention, SSL encryption, unlimited download and max speeds. They have their own search ( http://ngroups.net/index1.php?p=10 ) but it seems really bad. I do not have an account with them so I do not know if paid members get access to a better search engine. Also, I do not know their reliability. Usenetserver has pretty damn good reliability. It doesnt go down often. But since ngroups.net is operated by the same guys as usenet-news.net, its probably safe to say they are pretty good.

There are also many other search engines. You will have to look around because I do not know them all. One other one I do know is http://www.binaries.nl However, their retention is only 45 days. Other search engines have ~100 days.


EDIT: Nevermind, ngroups.net search engine searches for groups, not files. Entirely different. I dont know if paid users get better search engines. Probably not because its not listed on their site.

Hi and thank u again.

I like the usenetserver.
I told u , the only problem is to search for files....it seems there is less avaiability then torrents in general in usenet.
Usenext has its own browser that has its own search engine , i guess similar to the 3 pay program tha u told me

thasnk u very much

In my opinion the only way to go is giganews with newsleecher. :D

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Originally Posted by marcolisi

Hi and thank u again.

I like the usenetserver.
I told u , the only problem is to search for files....it seems there is less avaiability then torrents in general in usenet.

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This should sort out your search problems.
http://www.binsearch.info/

Binsearch groups the correctly posted rar and par archives into a one line NZB easy to download. i recomend alt binz as previously stated for a binary grabber. It also has a binsearch search in it real easy your away in a couple clicks. Another worthwhile search site is http://beta.binaries.nl/ although it does not put all the rar/pars into one you have to work a bit harder. Alt binz news reader also has this as a search option.

After you have been around usenet for a while you will begin to notice that some files appear on torrent first some on usenet. I use usenet as my first choice and secondly Bit Torrent if I cannot find what I am looking for. Both systems are cool.

why would u suggest giganews over usenetserver ??

thank u

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Originally Posted by marcolisi

why would u suggest giganews over usenetserver ??

thank u

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I got 2 thinks I like much better with Giganews:

1: I get full speed. Never got that from UsenetServer, even after a couple of days with support.

2: Every time I mail Giganews I don't have to wait more than 10-15 minutes before they reply. And they always tries to do their best even if it's not their problem.

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Originally Posted by WHiCKWiRE

In my opinion the only way to go is giganews with newsleecher. :D

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Agreed. I've been with newshosting and usenetserver but in the end I had to go with Giganews and they're just so much better in every way.

how much does it costs for unlimited gb download per month ??

Also , I am courios , why I can download just 1 file per time ??

IU mea for example I start downloading 1 entire software , that is made by 15mb chunks . My usenet progrmas , start downloading 1 chunk a time , of the software that I download.
Then at the same time I add in the download queque another software , but this not even start to download until the other software finish to be downloaded
Is this normal ??

The only way to bypass the fact that I can download 2 software at the same time , is opening to different usenet downloader programs ( for example newsbin and newwsleecher ) and download the 2 programs , 1 in each downloader program.

Is this also normal ??

1 last question is , how is the search in the giganews , do they offer a search program ?

thank u very much

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Originally Posted by marcolisi

how much does it costs for unlimited gb download per month ??

Also , I am courios , why I can download just 1 file per time ??

IU mea for example I start downloading 1 entire software , that is made by 15mb chunks . My usenet progrmas , start downloading 1 chunk a time , of the software that I download.
Then at the same time I add in the download queque another software , but this not even start to download until the other software finish to be downloaded
Is this normal ??

The only way to bypass the fact that I can download 2 software at the same time , is opening to different usenet downloader programs ( for example newsbin and newwsleecher ) and download the 2 programs , 1 in each downloader program.

Is this also normal ??

1 last question is , how is the search in the giganews , do they offer a search program ?

thank u very much

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It's normal and it's the same way as torrents, eMule etc.

You got XX number of files. All those files are consisting of XX number of posts. One connection is used to download 1 post. So if you have 20 connections to the newsprovider, you will download 20 posts in the same time, but they might all be a part of the same file.

The problem is that I can download right now just 1 post at time, not 20 posts.....how is that possible ??

I use newsbin
alt.binz
newsleecher

all with the same problem , 1 connection and 1 post......( not 20 connections and 1 post for each connection...)

thank u

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Originally Posted by marcolisi

The problem is that I can download right now just 1 post at time, not 20 posts.....how is that possible ??

I use newsbin
alt.binz
newsleecher

all with the same problem , 1 connection and 1 post......( not 20 connections and 1 post for each connection...)

thank u

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In Alt.Binz you just go to Setup, Servers, double click on your news server, insert whatever # of connections you news server supports, click apply and download.

At least that is what I do if I wan't to change it. If you choose like 50 connections you'll see an error message on some of the threads when you download that you exceed the connections limits.

Usenetserver offers 10 connections. Follow MultiForce instructions to enable all 10 connections. If you try to open more connections, you will get errors. Also, note that enabling many connections will not make your speeds faster. They will just enable you to download multiple parts (usually from the same file) at the same time. Your max speed is determined by your ISP and the plan you have with them.

Some people like giganews because of its reliability. Their cheapest unlimited download plan (called "Platinum") is $24.99 per month (you get 10 connections). Their best plan (called "Diamond") is $29.99 per month (first month is $19.99) and you get SSL encryption and 20 connections. For some people, paying this extra money is worth it because its very reliable and its 160 day retention. I personally dont need the extra retention, but its all up to you.

You can view giganews plans here: http://www.giganews.com/signup/

Relatively new to Newsgroups and I signed up for Usenetserver and it works great. While I only can compare it to comcasts newgroups, Usenetserver seems good for the price and what you get (including the SSH).