Best newsgroup?
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Giganews is the best one, they charge you for it though. I'm on newsdemon its got 80 days retention (Thats how long they keep the files for) but all the newsgroups arn't on it, only the popular ones. I can get everything I want off it and it costs me £6.50 a month.
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I use http://ngroups.net for newsgroup access and im a member of many sites that list the .nzb files
usenetserver.com FTW!
101 day retention, $15 a month, $40 for 3 months, or just try it for 3 days for $3. it's fast, too!
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Here is a link for a 10gb 30 day trial to usenet.net completely free No details needed. Bang in false details and off ya go
https://www.usenet.net/signup/?account=USENET-10GB-FREE
https://www.usenet.net/signup/?account=USENET-10GB-FREE
I was using usenetserver last year. I can remember they had a server problem and all the retention was wiped. Well it might as well have been as most of the files had too many errors to repair. I soon changed to another usenet provider.
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I did, as I mentioned they had too many errors to repair. Even with the par files downloaded their wasn't enough blocks to repair them. It doesn't help when the par files are also damaged.
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