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June 6th, 2005
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 How to determine legit T3 connections To determine a real T3 connection, right click on the file you want to download and hit browse host. If it is a corrupt file, the result will say Error: could not browse host. In my experience, only hosts with this error message provide corrupt files. Sometimes, files with search results will be corrupt,(but the files withing the browse host results are legit for some reason!) but a host with the error message always seems to be providing corrupt files. Last edited by zuc704; June 6th, 2005 at 05:37 PM.  |
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