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**user3240** · 06-26-2013, 01:55 AM

Sigh! You missed the point. There were people ( not me ) who wanted one measly invite for a friend or relative. Why would you try to make money off of NEW people when your EXISTING members wanted an invite? The people who were existing members had NO way of knowing about the unannounced invites! Was getting money from strangers more important than taking care of existing customers? The Dog is just using a marketing ploy to make himself look "exclusive." That, and raking in money hand over fist! You do realize that the money he rakes in from advertising is almost certainly enough to pay server costs.

Like it or not, there are other indexers that have a great selection, speed and plenty of features. I suspect that the Dog is afraid of people trading invites because they might find out that other indexers are as good or better than what he has. Example: Some of them (Nzbgeek.info, just to use another Newsnab site as an example but certainly not an endorsement does not require invites) have a request section and people willing to fill requests. Dog made it perfectly clear that any request post would be deleted. Spare me the crap that taking requests puts you in a shakier legal position than simply running an indexer. Newsnab sites that did not take requests (nzb7,nzb-matrix.eu) have shut down because of perceived legal risks.

The Dog might have been ahead of the Newsnab race eight months ago, but he is no longer the big deal his slavering fanboys make him out to be.

I hope the Dog gets more people to drink the Kool Aid!!

**jman2712** · 06-26-2013, 11:52 PM

Originally Posted by user3240

Sigh! You missed the point. There were people ( not me ) who wanted one measly invite for a friend or relative. Why would you try to make money off of NEW people when your EXISTING members wanted an invite? The people who were existing members had NO way of knowing about the unannounced invites! Was getting money from strangers more important than taking care of existing customers? The Dog is just using a marketing ploy to make himself look "exclusive." That, and raking in money hand over fist! You do realize that the money he rakes in from advertising is almost certainly enough to pay server costs.

Like it or not, there are other indexers that have a great selection, speed and plenty of features. I suspect that the Dog is afraid of people trading invites because they might find out that other indexers are as good or better than what he has. Example: Some of them (Nzbgeek.info, just to use another Newsnab site as an example but certainly not an endorsement does not require invites) have a request section and people willing to fill requests. Dog made it perfectly clear that any request post would be deleted. Spare me the crap that taking requests puts you in a shakier legal position than simply running an indexer. Newsnab sites that did not take requests (nzb7,nzb-matrix.eu) have shut down because of perceived legal risks.

The Dog might have been ahead of the Newsnab race eight months ago, but he is no longer the big deal his slavering fanboys make him out to be.

I hope the Dog gets more people to drink the Kool Aid!!

Just curious. What do you use for your downloads?

**CyberCitizen** · 06-27-2013, 01:32 AM

I am on there and was quite surprised by the site, I like it, I can see why he only does short periods to let people in (bit more secure). After the crash I think he needed some additional funds for replacement parts.

That might be why people were let in briefly. There are other sites out there, I don't use the watch list to auto push to my SAB though.

**HandyAndy** · 06-27-2013, 01:10 PM

I couldn't agree with you more. But I think you will find that the features available on nzbgeek are anything but Newznab. So a question would be when is a site not considered Newznab anymore? Because they sure do seem to have some serious coding going on and whats available seems to be increasing. A lot of hard work going on there, by some very clued up people. It's what I would expect to be seeing for my dollars, rather than all the mumbo jumbo talk everywhere else.

**ramu786** · 06-28-2013, 09:11 PM

Originally Posted by user3240

Sigh! You missed the point. There were people ( not me ) who wanted one measly invite for a friend or relative. Why would you try to make money off of NEW people when your EXISTING members wanted an invite? The people who were existing members had NO way of knowing about the unannounced invites! Was getting money from strangers more important than taking care of existing customers? The Dog is just using a marketing ploy to make himself look "exclusive." That, and raking in money hand over fist! You do realize that the money he rakes in from advertising is almost certainly enough to pay server costs.

Like it or not, there are other indexers that have a great selection, speed and plenty of features. I suspect that the Dog is afraid of people trading invites because they might find out that other indexers are as good or better than what he has. Example: Some of them (Nzbgeek.info, just to use another Newsnab site as an example but certainly not an endorsement does not require invites) have a request section and people willing to fill requests. Dog made it perfectly clear that any request post would be deleted. Spare me the crap that taking requests puts you in a shakier legal position than simply running an indexer. Newsnab sites that did not take requests (nzb7,nzb-matrix.eu) have shut down because of perceived legal risks.

The Dog might have been ahead of the Newsnab race eight months ago, but he is no longer the big deal his slavering fanboys make him out to be.

I hope the Dog gets more people to drink the Kool Aid!!

Why are you crying?? who the hell cares. Dog can run his site however he wants. Why are you so concern about Dognzb?? name those better sites ?? they have better features?? do they offer you a watchlist that pushes nzb to SAB??

**homerjs** · 06-29-2013, 01:23 AM

d'oh, missed the invite windows

**user3240** · 06-29-2013, 08:51 AM

Since when is pointing out the truth crying? I call bullshit when I see it. I'm not here to cheer lead for sites. I don't use "push" features. If you want to believe that Dog is the Holy Grail of sites, so be it.

**coreeons** · 07-01-2013, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by user3240

Sigh! You missed the point. There were people ( not me ) who wanted one measly invite for a friend or relative. Why would you try to make money off of NEW people when your EXISTING members wanted an invite? The people who were existing members had NO way of knowing about the unannounced invites! Was getting money from strangers more important than taking care of existing customers? The Dog is just using a marketing ploy to make himself look "exclusive." That, and raking in money hand over fist! You do realize that the money he rakes in from advertising is almost certainly enough to pay server costs.

Like it or not, there are other indexers that have a great selection, speed and plenty of features. I suspect that the Dog is afraid of people trading invites because they might find out that other indexers are as good or better than what he has. Example: Some of them (Nzbgeek.info, just to use another Newsnab site as an example but certainly not an endorsement does not require invites) have a request section and people willing to fill requests. Dog made it perfectly clear that any request post would be deleted. Spare me the crap that taking requests puts you in a shakier legal position than simply running an indexer. Newsnab sites that did not take requests (nzb7,nzb-matrix.eu) have shut down because of perceived legal risks.

The Dog might have been ahead of the Newsnab race eight months ago, but he is no longer the big deal his slavering fanboys make him out to be.

I hope the Dog gets more people to drink the Kool Aid!!

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