Easynews 100 gig free trial

[nntpjunkie]

As I am sure everyone here knows I am a huge Newshosting geek, but Easynews has just started a free trial that is to awesome to pass up - they are offering an unprecedented 100gigs for 14 days! Offer is valid on all plans except the NNTP only accounts.

For anyone who doesn't know Easynews is a totally awesome web portal that allows you to search the entire usenet right from your browser, some of the coolest features include video thumbnail previews, one click video streaming and queue downloading with the Easynews zip manager.

Take a minute and check it out:
Click here

[mjmacky]

Is this the same one that requires you to sign up for the free trial with a credit card? If it is, you should note that caveat, and they they will automatically bill you if you don't cancel within a specific time.

[nntpjunkie]

This is true, but it is worth giving them a try as they are willing to give you 100 gigs up front

[sandman_1]

Was looking at their prices and they are up there with Giganews just about. Their plan options look sort of convoluted to me. 100GB is a good offer if you just want a free get it and run.

[hdjunky]

Wow this is such n awesome deal you had to repost it again after creaming your jeans about it just a few days ago in a thread of the same topic?! Not a real deal here for many due in most part because it is highwinds backed!

[bijoy]

One can easily use one time usable VCC while registering, so that they can't use that vcc to bill you.

[mjmacky]

One can easily use one time usable VCC while registering, so that they can't use that vcc to bill you.

But there's a trick of timing. Expiration dates go by month not day.

[zot]

A trick I've pulled off in the past is to use a prepaid debit card that only has a few dollars left on it - so it will reject any charges over that amount. A helpful tool for people who tend to forget things like canceling trial offers. You will of course not get a refund for your initial $1 (or whatever) that was charged to see if the card was valid. (note: if trying this trick with UseneXT or Usenet.nl :: beware, they will take legal action against you [and tack on collection fees that keep increasing your debt] so don't expose your identity in any way.)