probably the best way to download movies music and games
 

prolly the best way to get dvds movies tv show games xbox ps2 apps even p0rn

just want to share something called newsgroups(usenet) with u guys
its prolly the best way to download movies games and music on the net
no uploading required..no queues...downloads always maxes out connection
downloaded nearly 300Gb last month..its awesome..

http://**************.com/gundam/newsgroupguide/ <--newsgroup tutorial

hi

this forum isnt about piracy. please understand that.

So how does USENET works if there's only leeches and no contributors?

You said: "you can download and no need to upload anything".

everything is uploaded to the isp server..

Re: probably the best way to download movies music and games
 

Certainly sounds like leeching to me! If nobody uploads then where the f** do the files for offer come from. God? Thank u god. What magic you can spread when logic simply disappears. How impracticality becomes simply just a nice thought when it can't happen when people don't give. No need to give because god will simply supply it all for you. Just ask for it & He will supply! duh! Jehovah (edit) thank you.

Newsgroups were great--until the ISP's cut back on the binary newgroups (the ones with all the attachments).

The uploaders were much like moderaters here: they uploaded parts that people requested, verified the binaries, and generally just volunteered because they wanted to give back, or just liked doing it as a hobby.

Large files (like movies) were a problem. They'd be split into 512KB chunks (or less), but invariably some chunks would be missed, since ISP's tended to clear the groups daily. People would post that they needed certain .rar's, and generous (though sometimes curmudgeons) posters would upload just those chunks. However, eventually many ISP's decided to save bandwidth and avoid copyright issues by eliminating mirrors to the most popular groups (the binaries).

Now I gather, one bypasses the ISP and subscribes to a usenet provider for a monthly fee. I haven't checked for a few years, but my ISP dropped the binaries and kept up with the text only groups. I tried some of the free other links to usenet, but they were too slow, and I never had enough interest in the binaries to subscibe to one of the pay providers. P2P was so much quicker and more interesting.

So yes--like p2p, usenet thrives with the goodwill of experienced members. I'm glad to hear that there are still many out there too.