Usenext/Usenet/Newsgroups - (Paying $$$ For Advice)

[Berch]

Hey,

Well recently I changed over from Virgin Media's 20MB package to their 50MB package and RapidShare can only handle it really if I download 6 files at the same time and get 1MB/s each.

Although I saw summit Jewish Bear was using and some guy recommended me a site you had to pay for and you get newsgroup access or something accross those lines.

Was just wondering if anyone with expearience that had xFire/MSN could come on and help me set it up. Would be more than happy to give a little reward VIA paypal if successful.

Regards,
Berch

[Robbie]

Download NZB-O-Matic and sign up to Astraweb then get your nzbs from www.binsearch.info or www.nzbmatrix.com

[Tomm]

sabnzbd+ owns NZB-O-Matic

[Robbie]

Oh yes, sabnzbd. I use that Just thought he might find nzb-o-matic easier

[Berch]

sabnzbd+ owns NZB-O-Matic

Oh yes, sabnzbd. I use that Just thought he might find nzb-o-matic easier

Ok.

Lets say I wanted to use sabnzbd.
I just downloaded it and it's opened in Firefox to use it, at bottom its alerting me I need to add a server and asks for an IP and login etc. Is that the thing I buy from Astraweb and put the login and IP I get from them into their?

[Robbie]

Correct

[Berch]

Correct

Thanks for the help.

But.. Which package should I choose?

Unlimited - $10 every month, 1 Mbit/s
Unlimited DSL - $15 every month, No speed limit
Unlimited DSL 3 Months - $39 every 3 months, No speed limit

The second one seems like a nice price and says no speed limit. Is that a good choice or this is from Astraweb btw hope that's a good site to use.

[Robbie]

http://www.news.astraweb.com/specials/kleverig-11.html

$11 special Unlimited

[Tomm]

When you buy it you'll get access to a members area which gives you the server conneciton info (Recommend you use the Europe SSL server on port 443).

[Berch]

Ok..

I just brought it and added server to sabnzbd and added a random film to it and it started downloading. But is their anyway so I can see how fast it's downloading.



That's what I'm seeing atm.