Torrent sites?

Sinarion · Post by **Sinarion** » 16 Sep 2009, 16:15

My primary torrent site Filelist.org have died, so i need to find a new one .. Any sugestions?

Post by **Fenz** » 16 Sep 2009, 16:39

I have some vites left for torrentleech.org. Nasty waiting times until you have your ratio up tho. Try to get in a torrentbytes.net. Sometimes they accept new people.

Lateralus · Post by **Lateralus** » 16 Sep 2009, 17:14

Fenz wrote:I have some vites left for torrentleech.org. Nasty waiting times until you have your ratio up tho. Try to get in a torrentbytes.net. Sometimes they accept new people.

would love to get hands on one of those invites if u can =)

Sinarion · Post by **Sinarion** » 16 Sep 2009, 17:21

I just registered with Torrentbytes.net, will try it out.. Cheers =)

Post by **Fenz** » 16 Sep 2009, 17:29

Lateralus wrote:
Fenz wrote:I have some vites left for torrentleech.org. Nasty waiting times until you have your ratio up tho. Try to get in a torrentbytes.net. Sometimes they accept new people.
would love to get hands on one of those invites if u can =)

Pm me your e-mail adress.

Yaur · Post by **Yaur** » 16 Sep 2009, 17:51

Torrentbytes.net works really well, just remember to seed as much as you download

Akaza · Post by **Akaza** » 16 Sep 2009, 20:41

TorrentBytes.net is the bomb ! By far the best torrent site out there.

Asharak · Post by **Asharak** » 17 Sep 2009, 15:31

TorrentBytes.net is very nice, use it quite alot

, usually use tvtorrents.com for my tv needs they got a lot of packs and stuff there also

Anyone know of a nice audiobooks torrent site ?

Post by **sneek** » 18 Sep 2009, 11:39

Good to know, since apparently tpb'll be the first site to be legally censored in the Netherlands.

Akaza · Post by **Akaza** » 18 Sep 2009, 12:23

OpenDNS is the way to go Sneek. Piratebay is "censored" in Denmark, but problem is solved using OpenDNS. Not sure if it's the same as in Netherlands though.

Yaur · Post by **Yaur** » 18 Sep 2009, 14:53

sneek wrote:Good to know, since apparently tpb'll be the first site to be legally censored in the Netherlands.

I'm not so sure about that

Peter Sunde sues Mr. Kuk

The press representative of The Pirate Bay, Peter Sunde, announces that he is filing criminal charges and lodging a lawsuit for defamation in Swedish court against Mr. Tim Kuik of Stichting BREIN in the Netherlands.
This is a response to the blatant and outrageous claims publically made by Mr. Tim Kuik.
Recently, he has claimed in international press that The Pirate Bay operators and Peter Sunde are engaging in criminal so-called DDoS attacks against the web site of Stichting BREIN.

These statements were made without any form of evidence presented by Mr. Tim Kuik and can only be considered a personal attack against Peter Sunde on purely political grounds, designated to hurt his professional reputation.

We are also researching previous statements attributed to Mr. Tim Kuik that may become additional parts of our complaint.
- "We do not accept any more of the nonsense where anti piracy organisations claim that we have some sort of absurd criminal behaviour. We want people to be aware of all the laws that are broken by our political opponents in order to silence us" says Peter Sunde.

The Swedish court has not yet set a date for the court hearing but Peter Sunde is looking forward to it.
- "I am sure there will be no other outcome for this except that Mr. Kuk will have to make an apology and also pay fines for his crimes".

Stichting BREIN apparantly lodged a lawsuit against Peter Sunde, Gottfrid Svartholm and Fredrik Neij in The Netherlands. None of the defendants was even informed by a court about the hearing which took place two days ago.
- "Today we got information about the hearing after a journalist contacted us. We have sent an angry letter to the district court of Amsterdam about this and we're very certain the court will have to throw the case out the window", says Gottfrid Svartholm.
"None of us live in The Netherlands, operate from there or do even own the site they are suing over. There are so many errors in this lawsuit that it's almost a crime to spend the courts time this way!", says Fredrik Neij.

Internet drama ftw!

Post by **sneek** » 19 Sep 2009, 14:57

For those not in the know, Mr. Kuik was very proud to have his office completely decked in stuff formerly owned by "pirates" that his organization plucked clean under the threat of lawsuits.

Asharak · Post by **Asharak** » 19 Sep 2009, 18:32

on the subject of these so called "pirates". I have only 2 things to say.

1. They are eco friendly.

2. I SO would too...

Akaza · Post by **Akaza** » 21 Sep 2009, 08:57

IT Crowds take in piracy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALZZx1xmAzg

Khazool · Post by **Khazool** » 23 Sep 2009, 13:35

Try www.isohunt.com