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please help

Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:59:15 +0000

hello friends,

I was torrenting since 2007, I have so many accounts and invites, I also have LF premium account, now DOLLAR became rarely found in our country, I just seek a way to have a seedbox, if you help me against, I am thank you.

,regards

Seedbox Really Worth It? Or Just Leave Computer On? VPN W/ Proxy!

Fri, 13 Dec 2013 16:43:08 +0000

Is a seebox really worth it or should I just leave my computer on with VPN and Socks5 Proxy. Is there really a difference?

Wouldn't I save money because Seedbox's are kind of expensive.

Is 100 MBps Enough for SeedBox?

Tue, 18 Feb 2014 18:10:33 +0000

Hi,
my question is if 100 Mbps is enough for seedbox? Tracker prefers peers with higher speed for seeding, right?

justseed.it

Fri, 27 Mar 2015 08:56:03 +0000

Hi,

Did someone have any job with thees seedbox? Who youse, did have problem in privat tracker, or some tracker bann it?

Favorite seedbox ?

Tue, 19 Nov 2013 09:10:56 +0000

So whats your favorite seedbox ?

post link; speeds; customer support; downtime problems etc

How Much Storage Space Do You Have in Your SeedBox?

Thu, 27 Nov 2014 02:51:16 +0000

I have OVH with 500GB space, how about you guys?

Gbox Value seedbox - review (Cheap but awesome)

Thu, 11 Dec 2014 01:13:01 +0000

Hey guys,

ive been using this seedbox provider since 2010 and theyve been amazing, the speeds and the general seedbox are great but these guys i dont think are very popular so i thought id spread the word about them, ill leave some info and a link to the site below.

Im on the $15 per mth plane and get 11mbps with 300gb of space and its made my ratio skyrocket but even theyre basic plans are awesome.

http://www.gbox.me/client/aff.php?aff=040

Gbox

Our servers are fine tuned to provide you with the maximum throughput at the lowest cost. Each slot comes pre-configured with FTP/FTPES access, the latest versions of rtorrent and rutorrent, and with a host of plugins.

We offer both metered and un-metered options to meet all needs. Every seedbox slot comes configured with the basics.

- Guaranteed Support
- 100/100Mbit Line
- Unlimited Torrents
- rtorrent/rutorrent
- SSL Web Traffic
- FTP/FTPES File Access
- HTTPS File Access

Rutorrent Plugins:
- Auto-dl Irssi
- Create
- RSS
- Disk Space
- Unpack
- Plus more

Metered

M-075

75GB
1TB Traffic

96 hour setup

M-150

150GB
1.5TB Traffic

96 hour setup

$7.50

M-300

300GB
4TB Traffic

96 hour setup

$15

Un-Metered

U-150

150GB

96 hour setup

$15

U-300

300GB

96 hour setup

$20

U-600

600GB

96 hour setup

$25

http://www.gbox.me/client/aff.php?aff=040

Inquire About Seedbox.io

Mon, 20 Oct 2014 22:30:42 +0000

did someone used a seedbox from this provider ?

can post some info ?

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Thu, 28 Aug 2014 11:03:19 +0000

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Easy Seedbox Install Guide

Sat, 07 Dec 2013 18:44:22 +0000

I have been through a lot of different seedbox setups but I have to say this is by far the easiest, most stable, uber small footprint, and fastest I have ever used.

Props to dashboardy, he is the one who told me about this config and I am glad he did. Pick your favorite distro in my case I used Ubuntu Server.

In the case of Ubuntu Server, OVH will give you root so we need to create another user for security.

adduser user
Pick a password of 10 characters they are nearly impossible to hack. Do the same for root by using passwd

Next lets add your new user into the sudoers list:
nano /etc/sudoers
under root ALL=(ALL) ALL add
user ALL=(ALL) ALL

now login as user

Now for updates etc:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get clean && apt-get autoclean

Now secure SSH (? means choose a port number) :
sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Port ?
AllowUsers user
PermitRootLogin no

Restrict SSH by IP:
sudo nano /etc/hosts.deny
sshd: ALL

sudo nano /etc/hosts.allow
sshd: 99.99.99.*
sshd: 88.88.88.88

Important you keep your existing connection in case something goes wrong and that way you can fix it.

Restart SSH and then try and connect with a foreign IP and then one in the allow list to make sure it is working correctly.

sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart

If your prefer to run the beta releases of wine do the following:
wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/jaunty.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list

Fluxbox, Wine, and VNC install:
sudo apt-get install xterm fluxbox vnc4server wine
vncserver :1
vncserver -kill :1

cd .vnc
nano xstartup

This includes a line to auto start uTorrent

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#!/bin/sh

# Uncomment the following two lines for normal desktop:
# unset SESSION_MANAGER
# exec /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc

[ -x /etc/vnc/xstartup ] && exec /etc/vnc/xstartup
[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ] && xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
vncconfig -iconic &
xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title "$VNCDESKTOP Desktop" &
fluxbox &

env LC_CTYPE=zh_TW.utf8 WINEPREFIX="/home/user/.wine" wine "/home/user/Apps/uTorrent/uTorrent.exe" &

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make it executable: chmod +x xstartup

Restrict VNC by IP:
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 5900 -s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 5900 -j DROP

Start vncserver (0 means the port would be 5900, 1 would be 5901):
vncserver :0 -depth 16 -geometry 1200x700

Depth is the color depth 16, 24, 32 and 1200x700 is the screen resolution so adjust according to your preference.

If you want to auto start VNC at boot (Change user to your id):
nano /etc/crontab
@reboot user vncserver :0 -depth 24 -geometry 1200x700

ProFTPD 1.3.2 with FTPES Explicit SSL/TLS:
sudo apt-get install proftpd
nano /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf (proftpd.conf example http://paste.ubuntu.com/316434/)
nano /etc/proftpd/tls.conf (tls.conf example http://paste.ubuntu.com/316436/)

Certs:
cd /etc/ssl/certs/private
openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key 1024
openssl req -new -key server.key -out server.csr
openssl genrsa -des3 -out ca.key 1024
openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -key ca.key -out ca.crt
wget http://frodubuntu.free.fr/ubuntu/sign.sh
chmod +x sign.sh
./sign.sh server.csr
cp server.key server.key.org
openssl rsa -in server.key.org -out server.key

ProFTPD useful commands:
/etc/init.d/proftpd start
/etc/init.d/proftpd stop
/etc/init.d/proftpd restart

IP Restrict FTP port:
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 21 -s xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 21 -j DROP

Save iptables in case of reboot:
su
iptables-save > /etc/firewall.conf
echo '#!/bin/sh' > /etc/network/if-up.d/iptables
echo "iptables-restore < /etc/firewall.conf" >> /etc/network/if-up.d/iptables
chmod +x /etc/network/if-up.d/iptables

Log into VNC:
In Fluxbox right click on the Desktop to get the menu.

Screeny:
http://i33.tinypic.com/dylkcn.png

If you want the folder type feel of Ubuntu Desktop for example you can install Nautilus:
sudo apt-get install nautilus
right click Desktop | Applications | File Management | Nautilus

Screeny of Nautilus
http://i36.tinypic.com/kb9icl.jpg

Nautilus Empty Trash doesn't work so be sure to change the gui.delete_to_trash to false in uTorrent Preferences | Advanced. If you do send something to trash you will find the files in the following:
~/.local/share/Trash$ dir
files info

By default Nautilus overwrites Fluxbox desktop and this is how you get around it:
sudo nano /usr/local/bin/filebrowser

---------------------------------------------

#!/bin/sh
nautilus2 --no-desktop

----------------------------------------------

chmod +x /usr/local/bin/filebrowser
sudo mv /usr/bin/nautilus /usr/bin/nautilus2
sudo mv /usr/local/bin/filebrowser /usr/bin/nautilus

Tweaks:
sudo nano /etc/security/limits.conf add to the end
user hard nofile 8192

Reference this site for the below network tweaks http://www.santa-li.com/linuxonbb.html:
sudo nano /etc/sysctl.conf

vm.swapiness=0
net.core.rmem_default = 524288
net.core.rmem_max = 524288
net.core.wmem_default = 524288
net.core.wmem_max = 524288
net.ipv4.tcp_wmem = 4096 87380 524288
net.ipv4.tcp_rmem = 4096 87380 524288
net.ipv4.tcp_mem = 524288 524288 524288
net.ipv4.tcp_rfc1337 = 1
net.ipv4.ip_no_pmtu_disc = 0
net.ipv4.tcp_sack = 1
net.ipv4.tcp_fack = 1
net.ipv4.tcp_window_scaling = 1
net.ipv4.tcp_timestamps = 1
net.ipv4.tcp_ecn = 0
net.ipv4.route.flush = 1

sudo sysctl -p to apply

I am still testing the network tweaks but things seem snappier than before. Top end I don't see much difference but it gets to top end quicker.

Introduction To SeedBoxes

Sat, 07 Dec 2013 18:19:35 +0000

Lots of people ask questions about seedboxes in the forums. But there are so many things to cover so we have been putting off writing this. We decided to start with a 'Very Short Introduction' to Seedboxes and then add to it bit-by-bit. (turned out to be quite long but still shorter than it would be if we'd tried to cover everything!)

What is a seedbox? - Broadly there are two types of seedbox:

1) It is a server, old PC, NAS connected box which is separate to a person's main PC and is connected to your own home connection. The advantage of this type of setup is that you can use your main PC for other things/store the seedbox away in the basement so that the sound of it running 24/7 doesn't bother you. (The concept of a home seedbox is based on the amount of time you keep a torrent running)

2) Is a 'rented' server based in the datacentre of a hosting company. The advantage of this setup is that the datacentre will have an extremely fast connection to the internet. Generally your server will have a 100mbit (or increasingly these days a 1/10gbit connection). This guide is primarily focused on this type of seedbox which is known as a 'remote seedbox' (The concept of a remote seedbox is based on the amount of speed you can attain in terms of both upload and download)

Types of servers

These are primarily sold by companies whose main customers are people hosting websites so we will use that terminology.

Shared Hosting: This is the most basic type of hosting used for websites. Normally you get access to a control panel and FTP access to upload your files. Some hosts also offer SSH access which gives you some more options. Generally you can only run php based bittorrent clients on these servers. However due to the fact that it is 'shared' the amount of resources you will end up using means your account will get cancelled. Not recommended for use as a seedbox!

Dedicated server: The word 'dedicated' basically means that you get access to an entire server of your own! You have full access to the server OS and can install any programs that you like.

Co-located server: Similar to a dedicated server except that instead of renting the actual server from a hosting company you buy your own and ship it the datacentre where they connect it to their network. You then pay for bandwidth/electricity/etc. We wouldn't recommend this type for a seedbox as the initial costs are high, bandwidth allowance on a co-located server is usually less & more expensive than dedicated (The reason for this is that most customers do not use all of their allowance with a dedicated server but colo customers do hence the bandwidth cost to the provider is higher for colo customers leading to higher pricing/less inclusive bandwidth) and it limits your options for upgrading.

Virtual Private Server: Commonly abbreviated to VPS/VDS (or semi-dedicated) - this is designed for people who need more than shared hosting but don't need/want to incur the cost of a full dedicated server. The hosting company will split a dedicated server into parts (virtual machines) using VMWare/Xen/etc. and sell each one to a different customer. i.e. if the original server has 1000GB of space and they split it into 10 equal parts each person will get 100GB disk space. The experience is usually very similar to using a dedicated server but with less resources and cheaper (though in recent years some very powerful VPS's have become available)

Shared seedboxes/seedbox slices: In recent years as seedboxes have become more popular some companies have started selling servers designed for use as a seedbox rather than for webhosting. There are a number of different variations of these and you will need to check with the supplier to determine what exactly they are offering:

- Some are just VPS's
- Some are VPS's with torrent/FTP/etc. clients already installed
- Some are just dedicated servers
- Some are just dedicated servers with torrent/FTP/etc. clients already installed
- Some only give you access to the torrent client's web UI and ftp download (i.e. you do not have direct access to the OS)
- We expect there are more options aswell but as we don't use one we don't know (if you use a shared seedbox/slice which is different to the ones listed please post a reply and let us know)

An alternative to a VPS/Shared seedbox is to get together with some friends and split the cost of a dedicated server. If you don't know any p2p'ers post in the forums more/talk on irc and make friends!

Cloud Hosting: One of the problems with Dedicated Servers/VPS is that you have fixed hardware (dedicated hardware can be upgraded but you will have downtime). A cloud server is basically a Virtual Machine except that it has redundancy and scalability. Redundancy - if the server your website is running on breaks down within seconds your Virtual Machine can be loaded and running on another server. Scalability - you can quickly and dynamically add Disk Space, RAM, CPU to your server (useful for fast-growing websites which need to upgrade often). For an example have a look at the Node configurator here.

At the moment Cloud Hosting is generally more expensive than a comparable VPS/Dedicated and we don't know of anyone running a seedbox on it nor of any reason why anyone should.

Hosting Companies vs Seedbox companies:

Hosting Companies exist primarily for selling services for the use of webhosting - however these servers can be used for many other purposes aswell such as torrenting. Generally these companies own datacentres or rent space inside one. For legal reasons they do not advertise themselves as seedbox provides but on the whole don't mind if you use them as a seedbox. In fact some companies have grown a lot thanks to people buying their products as seedboxes. If they receive a DMCA complaint about your server they will generally forward it to you and just ask you to delete the material in the notice.

Seedbox companies - these companies buy servers from the above companies and then 'resell' them to the seedbox market. Features include pre-installed clients and guides for torrenting this makes them attractive for a first seedbox. However they may be less reliable than hosting companies.

Duration of Contract: Most hosts will have monthly/3-monthly contracts. Though you can usually get discounts/no setup fee by signing up for longer periods.

Once you don't want to use it anymore just give notice, pay anything due and it should stop working on the day the notice ends.

It is generally recommended upgrading a dedicated server every year as hardware gets better and prices come down. Though this does mean that you have to transfer your data and set up the server again.

Payment Methods: Most hosts accept Paypal, Credit cards and Bank Transfers. If you wish to use some other payment method contact them sometimes they can accommodate you.

You may also be required to pay VAT/Sales Tax.

ID: Some companies might want you to scan/fax them some ID (this is a reason why some people prefer to buy from a reseller)

Managed vs. Unmanaged: If you have a managed server (and also pay a management fee) the server providers staff will help you install a webserver, configure your firewall etc. (They can do a lot more depending on how much you are willing to pay!)

Unmanaged - you do all of the above yourself. This option is better for seedboxes.

Public Vs Private trackers: You have similar risks using public trackers on a seedbox as you do at home the main difference being that if someone gets your IP it isn't really yours but that of your server.

It is not recommended to use public trackers on a seedbox as if you get too many DMCA notices from using them the host might cancel your server. On the other hand some people use public trackers on their seedbox and have never had any problems.

You may wish to install blocking software such as Peerblock

Connection: The idea of a remote seedbox is so that you can seed faster than your home connection. Most seedboxes come with 100mbit ports. Some come with 1Gbit ports (however watch out as some providers who only provide 1Gbit connectivity within their own network outside it is limited to a lower amount such as 200mbit). 10Mbit is virtually finished but a few VPS providers offer it.

Remember just because you have a gbit network card in the server it doesn't mean it is connected to a gbit connection - it may just be 100mbit.

Also just because your server is 100mbit doesn't mean you will get full speed download to your home connection as other factors such as network load/peering have an impact on this.

Bandwidth: Some providers provide unlimited/unmetered bandwidth. Some provide unmetered until a certain limit and then reduce the speed of your connection beyond that limit. Most providers have a bandwidth cap i.e. 5TB/month.

Reasons for choosing a capped provider over an unmetered one include - better peering to the provider, better prices, less congested network etc.

Some providers offer 'free' internal bandwidth within their own network. This is one of the reasons why some providers are popular than others.

Most providers offer a Bandwidth Graph or counter to monitor. It is worth running your own app aswell incase of any disagreements with their stats.

Windows: Netmeter, BWMeter, PRTG or Networx
Linux: VNstat, cacti (rrdtool), mrtg

CPU: Pretty much all modern CPU's can handle a torrent client. If you plan to do other things with your seedbox too then CPU choice is important.

RAM: If you want more users logged onto the server you will need more RAM. More RAM also helps with disk caching and HD usage (especially on a gigabit server).

RAID: Some providers offer some form of RAID - You can ask them to turn this off for a normal seedbox so that you can have more usable space on the server.

When you get your server always check that the hardware provided is that which you have paid for (they might 'accidentally' give you a single core CPU instead of a dual-core etc. [or in some cases you might get a better spec than advertised! this can sometimes happen when the host uses whatever CPU it has in stock instead of waiting for the exact one the website lists to be available).

IP Addresses: Most providers offer more than 1 IP address. It can be useful to have more IP addresses if you want to run other services on the server to keep them separate from your torrenting activities.

Hardware firewall: You do not need this for a seedbox

KVM: Allows you to connect directly to the server during boot-up and use your keyboard to control it. Helps to troubleshoot problems. Not generally needed for a seedbox.

However there is also a type of VPS which is sold using the term KVM which is something slightly different - have a look at:http://wiki.frantech.ca/index.php/KVM

Remote Reboot: Allows you to reboot the server from the control panel if it isn't responding - physically cuts the power and restarts the server - generally included for free. It's not needed to pay for it as you can just open a ticket and ask a tech to reboot it if you are not in a hurry.

Operating System: The most common operating systems used on servers are Windows Server, Linux distro's and Free/OpenBSD - I, the writer of this article, am not familiar with the latter so won't talk in detail about it.

Windows: The great advantage of a Windows server is that for most people it is just like using your computer at home as the interface is the same!

Most hosts are now selling Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 however some hosts are still only offering Windows Server 2003.

Windows Server comes in a number of different editions such as web, standard, enterprise etc. For most people Web/Std is fine.

Windows Server allows 2 people to be logged in at the same time. To allow more people to be logged in you need to buy Client Access Licenses (CAL's) - these do not work on Web edition you need Standard or better. In Windows Server 2003 you can use the /admin switch to log in a 3rd user (must be an admin account) - the admin switch does not exist in Windows Server 2008. One way to get around the limit without paying MS is to run some virtual machines in VMWare and have people connect to them.

There is usually an extra monthly Windows license charge if you wish to use windows on your server. (Some hosts waive the fee if you can provide a legit license key - do NOT provide a hacked/cracked key - unless you want Microsoft asking the hosting company what your billing address is...)

Linux: Most hosts offer a wide variety of Linux distributions - however the most popular are Debian, CentOS and Ubuntu. If you are new to Linux, Ubuntu is a recommended startpoint as it's popularity means that a lot of programs and support is available for it.

You will usually be given a CLI server edition. But you can install Gnome/KDE as a GUI.
Being free Linux doesn't lead to any extra monthly charge!

Re-installs: Hosts with automated re-install systems usually do it for free, others which require manual intervention may charge a fee.

Restarting the server: You should be able to do this in the same way as a normal computer i.e. on windows: start menu --> restart - you will rarely need to do this (sometimes with windows updates etc.)

DO NOT shut down the server you probably won't be able to turn it back on and will need to open a support ticket!

Connecting to the server:

Windows - you can use 'Remote desktop connection' (mstsc.exe) in Windows to connect to a Windows server.

Linux - you can install a vnc server on the seedbox and a vnc client on your home pc and connect to the GUI via this or use putty to connect to the command-line if you prefer.

Some providers offer a remote desktop version of Ubuntu which you can connect to with x2go - http://www.x2go.org/

Clients: If you have access to the OS you can install any client that is available for your OS.

If you only have access to a webui then you will need to wait for your provider to update the client.

If your client supports encryption enable it.

Getting torrent files onto the server: There are a few options:
1) Log into the website using a browser on the seedbox
2) Download at home and upload via FTP
3) Upload through a torrent client webui
4) Run some type of rss/auto-download script on the server or at home

Accessing the files: Ultimately you will want to get the files that you have seeded on the server from the server to your home PC.

The most common way of doing this is to install an FTP server on the seedbox and use an ftp client on your home PC.

Windows FTP servers: Filezilla Server, Serv-U
Linux FTP servers: VSFTPd, Proftpd, glftpd, Pure-FTPd

Windows FTP clients: FTPRush , FlashFXP, Filezilla client
Linux clients: Filezilla client, gFTP, KFTPGrabber, lftp
(You can also use something like SCP/WinSCP to download from a linux server using your SSH login details)

You may wish to use ftps (encrypted ftp).

You can also use this in reverse to transfer files from home to the seedbox.

Anti-virus: Most servers don't come with AV and most people don't install one - you can if you want (especially if you use public torrents).

Support: In terms of software/OS support most good hosts will give you some help but it isn't really their job unless you are paying for a managed server.

Hardware - they will replace failed hardware free of charge (unless it is a co-located server) on a 'best effort' basis i.e. when they have the time to do it.

If you want them to do it immediately (even if it is at 2am in the morning) you can usually pay extra for a 'Service Level Agreement' of which there are many types.

Some hosts have better support than others - so consider their record when buying a server.

Encrypting your hard drive

Commonly used is TrueCrypt on Windows Server 2008.

This is optional but can provide some extra security incase the server company's technician's need to log onto your server to fix something. But if you choose not to encrypt the drives, the techs generally don't seem to look at the files and even if they would, they probably wouldn't care.

The best idea is to change all the passwords on the server when you get it. You can also create a special account for tech's so that you don't have to give them my password (but if it is an admin account as it probably has to be they could change your pw and log on as you in theory).

Passwords/Passkeys etc.

By using a secure password, you normally won't have any problems with the security of my passwords or passkeys - however there is always a small chance someone may be able to access these.

As long as you stick to recommended companies you should be fine. It is a bit like internet credit card fraud - statistically there is more chance of someone breaking into your house and stealing your card than getting it via the internet.

Also if you are sharing the box with someone else make sure you trust them!

Other uses for a seedbox: (these mainly apply to dedicated and VPS)

Run websites - the original use for a remote server - just install something like apache or lighttpd and serve your website! (You might also need php and mysql)

Connect to IRC - you can use the server to connect to IRC (and be connected 24/7) and take advantage of sitebots/IRC RSS etc. (Most hosts allow IRC but a few do not so check before buying).

Encoding - You can use the server to encode episodes/movies freeing up your home PC for other things.

Proxy - you can proxy your traffic through it so your ISP can't spy on you. Also it can be used to access TV streaming sites which are geo-blocked i.e. Hulu or BBC iPlayer if your seedbox is based in a country which allows access to them.

FTP - You can run an FTP server for friends and family to download from.

Distributed Computing - join SETI or Folding@Home

As mentioned a Dedicated server is just like any other PC and you can do lots of different things with it.

Choosing a location: You should consider a few points when choosing a location

1) Generally the closer the server is to you geographically the better the peering/speeds are likely to be.
2) If the torrent site you wish to use it on has a lot of a certain type of server, you may be disadvantaged by having a seedbox in a different place. You can check what boxes are popular by looking in the peer list in your client - you will see the DNS.
3) The legal status of torrenting/filesharing in your country and the country that the server is located in.
4) Some countries just have better internetz! - netherlands for example (mainly because a number of major european internet exchanges are located there and that server companies and their infrastructure is quite well developed)
5) Some routes have bad peering/speeds - i.e. from France to the U.S.
6) If you want to use it as a proxy consider which country the endpoint will be in
7) Exchange rates - normally you pay in the currency of the country that the provider operates in (euro and $ being the most common). If your currency fluctuates a lot against this it may be an issue.
One way to tackle this is to pay upfront for an extended period (then you don't get affected by your currency depreciating but also don't benefit if it appreciates - also a small risk that they company folds and you don't get a refund).
Some firms may also agree to a fixed price in your own currency for a set period.
Timezones - if the time difference is large you might not be able to get efficient support.

Generally it is a good idea to Ping and Traceroute a test IP before buying - you can get a test IP from the host.

SeedRoots Discount

Thu, 06 Feb 2014 16:25:50 +0000

www.seedroots.com

Saw this on a tracker today If any of you planning to check or is using seedroots then you can use this code to get 13% discount.

Code : Blu Evo

tal0ne.co.uk did someone used it ?

Wed, 25 Dec 2013 12:09:34 +0000

Hello.I just found this seedbox provider tal0ne.co.uk and I was wondering if someone used it before

I looked for a couple of reviews and have seen only good words about it.price is pretty cheap,speeds are awesome compared with other seedbox providers,and most of the seedboxes have dedicated ip

I'm thinking to rent the1Gbps seebox Sidewinder plan but in the past days unfortunately they are out of stock

Now I was wondering if someone use any plan from there already,please post here

UltraSeedbox Promor

Tue, 24 Dec 2013 12:51:44 +0000

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Pulsed Media Special Offer 1Gbps Seedbox Christmas Special!

Thu, 05 Dec 2013 05:13:13 +0000

Released first only to Free Seedbox signuppers! You get the first pickings of this special limited run seedbox!

Can't find better Unmetered 1Gbps Seedbox at this price than our 1Gbps Bursty Starter! Special Arrangement, Limited number of servers!

Each servers have a nice Xeon E3 CPU, 8Gigs of Ram and 2x1Tb RAID0 and connected at 1Gbps!

150Gb HDD burstable to 187.5Gb

500Mb RAM dedicated to your rTorrent instance.
Unmetered bandwidth usage. Expect capability for terabytes upon terabytes each month!

Best of all: Price is just 9,99â‚¬ per month!

And delivery within 3 business days - only available as long as stock lasts!

All the goodies of a normal Pulsed Media Seedbox:

HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SSH, SFTP, WebDav Access!

Everything in a nice easy to use GUI!

rTorrent + ruTorrent with MANY plugins!

pulsedBox: Seedbox on your desktop!

24/7 E-Mail Customer Support

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A special kind of christmas gift from special kind of Seedbox provider!

Best Regards from the Staff of Pulsed Media!

Windows Server 2003/2008/2012 on servers type OVH/KIMSUFI

Tue, 22 Oct 2013 00:47:56 +0000

I installs and configures Windows Server 2003/2008/2012 on servers type OVH/KIMSUFI.

You don't must pay ovh/kimsufi for windows licence every month !!!