Extensive Usenet Indexer List

[anon]

Well, I don't really understand the purpose. They already have an indexer full of stuff. For me, it seems like just a way to get even more money out of the users. There is no purpose if one can set up arr's and let them filter out the quality of media one prefers.

Market segmentation There's a large group out there who will appreciate having a simple premade package.

I'd rather have choices.

So would I in principle, but the amount of said choices can be overwhelmingly ridiculous, particularly for movies...

[iLOVENZB]

I miss the day when all you had to do was connect to EFnet, join #gotnzb4u and leech nzbs or search binsearch for non-obfuscated headers.

Since the popularity of Newznab, indexers have been popping up left and right. Offering seamless integration with Sickbeard for a premium (am I showing my age yet?). Some last a few months, others a lot longer.

Shamelessly I like indexers when done right (RIP nzbs!).

I'm still trying to narrow down on a single indexer to give my prized peanuts. My theory is is get a nzbgeek sub (cheap as chips, decent layout, simple integration with *arr suites) and fill in the gaps with free acc of drunkenslug (25 api/ 5 nzb dl), nzbfinder (15 api/3 nzb dl), digitalcarnag (10 api/10 nzb dl)

[anon]

I'm still trying to narrow down on a single indexer to give my prized peanuts.

Then I recommend you avoid Dog and WtF for the time being... and maybe check if any friends from those old days have an invite to OMG or .in

[bunker77]

I'm still trying to narrow down on a single indexer to give my prized peanuts.

Then I recommend you avoid Dog and WtF for the time being... and maybe check if any friends from those old days have an invite to OMG or .in

Is it still realistic to get an invite for OMG nowadays?

[anon]

They open their invite system sometimes, but if you don't know someone who's already in... no.