How can I get free Usenet without giving out Credit Card information?
Q. Is there any way I can get free Usenet without having to tell them your Credit Card information? Even just a free trial would be great, but I don't want to tell them my Credi Card information.
Asked by blackice660 - Wed Nov 12 11:54:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take my advice, don't give out any personal info out online. I did and now I a paying the price for it. $2,700 worth.
Answered by no angel - Wed Nov 12 12:02:49 2008
Q. Is there any way I can get free Usenet without having to tell them your Credit Card information? Even just a free trial would be great, but I don't want to tell them my Credi Card information.
Asked by blackice660 - Wed Nov 12 11:54:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take my advice, don't give out any personal info out online. I did and now I a paying the price for it. $2,700 worth.
Answered by no angel - Wed Nov 12 12:02:49 2008
How do you sign up to usenet?
Q. Usenet has a monthly fee, but it's better than limewire because it doesn't have viruses.
Asked by SR - Tue Jun 20 19:28:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. You don't sign up to it, but you might pay for a service that provides access to them. They are free and most of the big ISPs give you unlimitted access to them ... you simply need to find out the address for it. It is always faster to use your ISPs Usenet feeds rather than going through any 3rd party service. The usenet server address may be something like: news-server@yourisp.com That's what mine is
Answered by seek_out_truth - Tue Jun 20 19:33:38 2006
Q. Usenet has a monthly fee, but it's better than limewire because it doesn't have viruses.
Asked by SR - Tue Jun 20 19:28:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. You don't sign up to it, but you might pay for a service that provides access to them. They are free and most of the big ISPs give you unlimitted access to them ... you simply need to find out the address for it. It is always faster to use your ISPs Usenet feeds rather than going through any 3rd party service. The usenet server address may be something like: news-server@yourisp.com That's what mine is
Answered by seek_out_truth - Tue Jun 20 19:33:38 2006
what are some good usenet newsgroup services these days?
Q. my ISP (earthlink) used to supply the newsgroups, but then stopped about 3 years ago. Any other places to find and read usenet newsgroups?
Asked by Rick C - Sun Aug 23 22:52:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. my ISP (earthlink) used to supply the newsgroups, but then stopped about 3 years ago. Any other places to find and read usenet newsgroups?
Asked by Rick C - Sun Aug 23 22:52:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the most popular usenet newsgroups, globally?
Q. I would like to join newsgroups where my postings would appear highest in search results. I presume this means those with the highest amount of traffic. My web searches on the subject have failed to produce very good results - can anyone help please?
Asked by Andrew S - Fri Aug 22 10:57:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hard core porn
Answered by johnny c - Fri Aug 22 11:00:26 2008
Q. I would like to join newsgroups where my postings would appear highest in search results. I presume this means those with the highest amount of traffic. My web searches on the subject have failed to produce very good results - can anyone help please?
Asked by Andrew S - Fri Aug 22 10:57:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hard core porn
Answered by johnny c - Fri Aug 22 11:00:26 2008
Why subscribe to Usenet when I could just do a search on google?
Q. Isn't it the same thing? I hear that the biggest forum of all is still "Usenet." That's the same as "newsgroups" which can all be searched on goggle using the "news" option, right? Do many people still use it? Perhaps I'm missing out on half the internet. The "web" is only part of it.
Asked by theeshusher - Sun Jul 13 02:50:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For fast servers and downloading of binary content, mostly. ISPs and a few others provide premium Usenet service. It costs money to run the service and generally is not supported by advertising far as I know. It is a service something like an email server, a private server to send messages from, only these are discussion groups rather than email. You are correct that the web is only part of the Internet, although a big part. And Google Groups has put much of Usenet on the web.
Answered by John Mahowald - Mon Jul 14 13:56:22 2008
Q. Isn't it the same thing? I hear that the biggest forum of all is still "Usenet." That's the same as "newsgroups" which can all be searched on goggle using the "news" option, right? Do many people still use it? Perhaps I'm missing out on half the internet. The "web" is only part of it.
Asked by theeshusher - Sun Jul 13 02:50:25 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For fast servers and downloading of binary content, mostly. ISPs and a few others provide premium Usenet service. It costs money to run the service and generally is not supported by advertising far as I know. It is a service something like an email server, a private server to send messages from, only these are discussion groups rather than email. You are correct that the web is only part of the Internet, although a big part. And Google Groups has put much of Usenet on the web.
Answered by John Mahowald - Mon Jul 14 13:56:22 2008
How much is the subscription frees for access to Usenet?
Q. Can anyone know how much? 10 points provided if you know the answer Thank youu!
Asked by taratoro - Thu Sep 3 16:45:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope i get your question right. Usenet in general is free. So is subscribing to any kind of newsgroups. What you probably meant is the fee the provider is asking for to access those groups. There are many different providers, you can have access for as low as $2.95 a month. If you want to download a lot of big files you're probably looking towards 20$ a month for an unlimited access. Which means no limitations in speed, volume etc. It pretty much depends on what you want to do. If you only want to access the discussion groups and load text files you should look if your internet provider gives you access to those. But be aware these groups are often censored by the provider. If you're looking for some uncensored group providers here's a… [cont.]
Answered by Joan - Sat Sep 5 08:27:37 2009
Q. Can anyone know how much? 10 points provided if you know the answer Thank youu!
Asked by taratoro - Thu Sep 3 16:45:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope i get your question right. Usenet in general is free. So is subscribing to any kind of newsgroups. What you probably meant is the fee the provider is asking for to access those groups. There are many different providers, you can have access for as low as $2.95 a month. If you want to download a lot of big files you're probably looking towards 20$ a month for an unlimited access. Which means no limitations in speed, volume etc. It pretty much depends on what you want to do. If you only want to access the discussion groups and load text files you should look if your internet provider gives you access to those. But be aware these groups are often censored by the provider. If you're looking for some uncensored group providers here's a… [cont.]
Answered by Joan - Sat Sep 5 08:27:37 2009
How do I download the entire text/thread history of a Usenet newsgroup?
Q. I'm specifically looking to grab rec.music.industrial from 1991 to the present for a research project; it would be much easier to have a hard copy on my computer than to have to use GoogleGroups all the time.
Asked by unknown - Thu Jun 4 12:08:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily download entire text/thread history of Usenet newsgroup with the MP3-Dash. MP3-Dash is a great source for listening, downloading or even finding the lyrics to your favorite songs.You can also create Playlists or Export their search tool to your social network profiles or even your own sites.
Answered by Sijo M - Mon Jun 8 02:19:20 2009
Q. I'm specifically looking to grab rec.music.industrial from 1991 to the present for a research project; it would be much easier to have a hard copy on my computer than to have to use GoogleGroups all the time.
Asked by unknown - Thu Jun 4 12:08:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can easily download entire text/thread history of Usenet newsgroup with the MP3-Dash. MP3-Dash is a great source for listening, downloading or even finding the lyrics to your favorite songs.You can also create Playlists or Export their search tool to your social network profiles or even your own sites.
Answered by Sijo M - Mon Jun 8 02:19:20 2009
How do I get binary files from usenet groups?
Q. I have tried outlook express and mozilla's thunderbird and I have access to newsgroups, but whenever I try to get a file that has been parted in several entries, I only get a bunch of nonsensical text. I think it has to do with something that is called yENC. Do you know how to get the files with these applications? Or do I need to get a new one? If so, which one have you tried and is good (and preferably free)? Thanks!
Asked by Belen D - Tue Aug 29 04:58:48 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes i use binary newsgroups but most isp newsgroups suck most is free stuff but u need to pay for a real news service if u contact me ill give u the rundown. basicly, the files are broken into lots of text, then reassembled at your end. once setup, its only a matter of search, downlod the files in a batch. unzip and u have wat u want.
Answered by phill281 - Tue Aug 29 05:04:22 2006
Q. I have tried outlook express and mozilla's thunderbird and I have access to newsgroups, but whenever I try to get a file that has been parted in several entries, I only get a bunch of nonsensical text. I think it has to do with something that is called yENC. Do you know how to get the files with these applications? Or do I need to get a new one? If so, which one have you tried and is good (and preferably free)? Thanks!
Asked by Belen D - Tue Aug 29 04:58:48 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes i use binary newsgroups but most isp newsgroups suck most is free stuff but u need to pay for a real news service if u contact me ill give u the rundown. basicly, the files are broken into lots of text, then reassembled at your end. once setup, its only a matter of search, downlod the files in a batch. unzip and u have wat u want.
Answered by phill281 - Tue Aug 29 05:04:22 2006
How do I gain access to Usenet services compliments of Time Warner Cable Internet?
Q. I have been told this is possible with some 8GB limit or something along those lines. Often I see this as a pay service but supposedly there is some way that your ISP allows you to do this for free, can anyone elaborate for me?
Asked by Mikezoola - Sun Oct 22 19:35:22 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time Warner might give you access to their newsgroups, but you might have to subscribe to a service like Giganews for better service which is more comprehensive.
Answered by S.H. Rooms - Sun Oct 22 19:39:44 2006
Q. I have been told this is possible with some 8GB limit or something along those lines. Often I see this as a pay service but supposedly there is some way that your ISP allows you to do this for free, can anyone elaborate for me?
Asked by Mikezoola - Sun Oct 22 19:35:22 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Time Warner might give you access to their newsgroups, but you might have to subscribe to a service like Giganews for better service which is more comprehensive.
Answered by S.H. Rooms - Sun Oct 22 19:39:44 2006
Why are movie files on Usenet so large?
Q. I just started with Usenet so I'm an idiot. When I downloaded aXXo films they were great quality and all around 700MB. The movie files i find on usenet are anywhere from 6Gigs to 1Gig.
Asked by james_r_keene - Tue Sep 2 14:50:40 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First rule of Usenet is not to talk about Usenet. But since you already broke that, it's because the Usenet community prefers higher quality movie files. Also, many Usenet users have massive hard drives and since Usenet download speeds are often very fast, they can afford to download the better quality movie files that are significantly larger in file size.
Answered by hamburglar - Tue Sep 2 14:55:37 2008
Q. I just started with Usenet so I'm an idiot. When I downloaded aXXo films they were great quality and all around 700MB. The movie files i find on usenet are anywhere from 6Gigs to 1Gig.
Asked by james_r_keene - Tue Sep 2 14:50:40 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First rule of Usenet is not to talk about Usenet. But since you already broke that, it's because the Usenet community prefers higher quality movie files. Also, many Usenet users have massive hard drives and since Usenet download speeds are often very fast, they can afford to download the better quality movie files that are significantly larger in file size.
Answered by hamburglar - Tue Sep 2 14:55:37 2008
Is "Google Groups" the only game in town to search Historical Contents of usenet?
Q. Anybody remember altavista? That's what I want. Google Groups used to be able to search historical usenet postings, but now the results are cluttered up with posts from non-usenet groups hosted exclusively by Google. I'm not interested in finding lists of usenet groups, I know they exist. I'm interested in finding an alternative way to search usenet historical posts by keyword. No answers might suggest that it's impossible to search the historical contents of usenet without the help of Google's newly crippled service. If this is true, I'm am saddened. Although searching for binaries might be the goal of some, it's not the point of my question. I'm just looking for how to do a text search on the contents of historical usenet posts. … [cont.]
Asked by Buckley Valeo - Tue Jan 27 22:24:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several Usenet search engines. Not sure how good they are and some require $$$ to use. But check out the following blog post and see if one might work well for you. dmoz has several in their directory: and a Google search will surface a bunch:
Answered by Peter R - Tue Feb 3 03:44:14 2009
Q. Anybody remember altavista? That's what I want. Google Groups used to be able to search historical usenet postings, but now the results are cluttered up with posts from non-usenet groups hosted exclusively by Google. I'm not interested in finding lists of usenet groups, I know they exist. I'm interested in finding an alternative way to search usenet historical posts by keyword. No answers might suggest that it's impossible to search the historical contents of usenet without the help of Google's newly crippled service. If this is true, I'm am saddened. Although searching for binaries might be the goal of some, it's not the point of my question. I'm just looking for how to do a text search on the contents of historical usenet posts. … [cont.]
Asked by Buckley Valeo - Tue Jan 27 22:24:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several Usenet search engines. Not sure how good they are and some require $$$ to use. But check out the following blog post and see if one might work well for you. dmoz has several in their directory: and a Google search will surface a bunch:
Answered by Peter R - Tue Feb 3 03:44:14 2009
How long are messages posted to a group saved? Will they be available indefinitely like on Usenet?
Q. I can pull up messages i have posted to Usenet newsgroups that are 15 years old. I hope the same will be the case for Yahoo Groups.
Asked by rwpatterson357 - Tue May 1 13:52:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as the group exists and the owner has not deleted the messages, they will be there.
Answered by Christina - Tue May 1 14:56:19 2007
Q. I can pull up messages i have posted to Usenet newsgroups that are 15 years old. I hope the same will be the case for Yahoo Groups.
Asked by rwpatterson357 - Tue May 1 13:52:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as the group exists and the owner has not deleted the messages, they will be there.
Answered by Christina - Tue May 1 14:56:19 2007
whats a usenet and how do i acces it?
Q. I've heard people talk about usenets and how awesome they are, but what is it and how do i access a usenet? Guide for dummies if you don't mind :)
Asked by Silverhair - Sat Mar 7 07:46:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A usenet is a topic based discussion thread where people can contribute to the ideas and discussions on that thread. The theme generally determines what the information is that is contained on that usenet group. The second link below is a beginners guide that is most helpful and a basic introduction. Good luck and enjoy the ride.
Answered by Scribe2k - Sat Mar 7 07:55:47 2009
Q. I've heard people talk about usenets and how awesome they are, but what is it and how do i access a usenet? Guide for dummies if you don't mind :)
Asked by Silverhair - Sat Mar 7 07:46:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A usenet is a topic based discussion thread where people can contribute to the ideas and discussions on that thread. The theme generally determines what the information is that is contained on that usenet group. The second link below is a beginners guide that is most helpful and a basic introduction. Good luck and enjoy the ride.
Answered by Scribe2k - Sat Mar 7 07:55:47 2009
How to INCREASE my USENET Speed?
Q. I've got Astraweb(unlimited DSL) Max 20 Connections, using Newzbin, and Alt.Binz. Setup is the SSL server and I've got an AT&T 1.5Mbps DSL Connection. My max DL speed is 185kb/s which is about what I get on torrents. Not worth it in my opinion to pay for Usenet unless the speeds get much faster. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong?
Asked by Zillanator - Sun Jul 5 04:58:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I've got Astraweb(unlimited DSL) Max 20 Connections, using Newzbin, and Alt.Binz. Setup is the SSL server and I've got an AT&T 1.5Mbps DSL Connection. My max DL speed is 185kb/s which is about what I get on torrents. Not worth it in my opinion to pay for Usenet unless the speeds get much faster. Any ideas what I may be doing wrong?
Asked by Zillanator - Sun Jul 5 04:58:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How in the world can I sign on to the Yahoo Verizon Usenet news server?
Q. Neither Verizon nor Yahoo seems to be able to give me an answer.
Asked by BRUCE K A - Fri Dec 22 03:52:47 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. News server settings News (NNTP) server: news.verizon.net Your Verizon Online user name Your Verizon Online password Setting up your Verizon Online news account with Outlook Express 5 - 6 in Windows Start Outlook Express. From the Tools menu, select Accounts. Click Add and then select News. The Internet Connection Wizard will display. Follow the prompts. Enter your name in the Display Name field and click Next. Enter your email address in the Email Address field and click Next. In the News (NNTP) Server field, enter news.verizon.net. Select the My News Server Requires Me to Log On check box and click Next. Enter your user name in the Account Name field. Enter your password in the Password field and click Next.… [cont.]
Answered by jibbarjabar - Fri Dec 22 04:06:41 2006
Q. Neither Verizon nor Yahoo seems to be able to give me an answer.
Asked by BRUCE K A - Fri Dec 22 03:52:47 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. News server settings News (NNTP) server: news.verizon.net Your Verizon Online user name Your Verizon Online password Setting up your Verizon Online news account with Outlook Express 5 - 6 in Windows Start Outlook Express. From the Tools menu, select Accounts. Click Add and then select News. The Internet Connection Wizard will display. Follow the prompts. Enter your name in the Display Name field and click Next. Enter your email address in the Email Address field and click Next. In the News (NNTP) Server field, enter news.verizon.net. Select the My News Server Requires Me to Log On check box and click Next. Enter your user name in the Account Name field. Enter your password in the Password field and click Next.… [cont.]
Answered by jibbarjabar - Fri Dec 22 04:06:41 2006
How to assemble m4v files from usenet?
Q. I am download a binary file..a documentary from usenet.. It's in the MV4 format..I try to use winrar but it does not recognize the file..how do I assemble it?
Asked by James W - Sat Jun 28 12:25:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's an iPod movie format. You could use iTunes or Quicktime to play it or a player like mplayer (
Answered by Not Scotch - Wed Jul 2 10:56:17 2008
Q. I am download a binary file..a documentary from usenet.. It's in the MV4 format..I try to use winrar but it does not recognize the file..how do I assemble it?
Asked by James W - Sat Jun 28 12:25:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's an iPod movie format. You could use iTunes or Quicktime to play it or a player like mplayer (
Answered by Not Scotch - Wed Jul 2 10:56:17 2008
What is the best app for downloading from Usenet on OSX?
Q. What is the best app for downloading from Usenet using an NZB-file? - I'm using OSX, and I'm unable to find a easy downloader (I'm using another app for reading and creating NZB-files)
Asked by Bram B - Sat Jul 19 18:40:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Explained here
Answered by mac_fixit - Sat Jul 19 18:45:56 2008
Q. What is the best app for downloading from Usenet using an NZB-file? - I'm using OSX, and I'm unable to find a easy downloader (I'm using another app for reading and creating NZB-files)
Asked by Bram B - Sat Jul 19 18:40:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Explained here
Answered by mac_fixit - Sat Jul 19 18:45:56 2008
How Usenet groups are different from Yahoo or Google groups? How can i subscribe to any usenet groups?
Q. How Usenet groups are different from Yahoo or Google groups? How can i subscribe to any usenet groups?
Asked by nemo - Mon Jan 16 20:31:47 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. USENET are distributed "news groups" that use NNTP to distubute the messages to servers through out the internet. Yahoo Groups is a comunnity of interest that got together using a web based message board. You can read USENET using Google
Answered by Bill - Fri Jan 20 20:44:54 2006
Q. How Usenet groups are different from Yahoo or Google groups? How can i subscribe to any usenet groups?
Asked by nemo - Mon Jan 16 20:31:47 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. USENET are distributed "news groups" that use NNTP to distubute the messages to servers through out the internet. Yahoo Groups is a comunnity of interest that got together using a web based message board. You can read USENET using Google
Answered by Bill - Fri Jan 20 20:44:54 2006
Can I use Usenet binary newsgroups for free?
Q. I'm with Karoo as my ISP, and I want to see what all the fuss is about these newsgroup things, but seeing as torrents are free, I'm a little confused as to why you have to pay these, so does anyone know how to use them for free? Many thanks in advance. The below information was very interesting but I'm no further from understanding how you download movies and music through this way of media distribution, I'm not interested in the discussion side of things I just want to try out downloading in a different way, without the need to upload, as that is the way you get caught.
Asked by foreverymanandreligion - Wed Feb 11 03:26:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usenet is free. However it is not easy to find a free local news-server. A local newsgroup access means the usenet news-server is near your location. Using a local news-server allows faster and more efficient dissemination of news. If you don't have/know a local server, you can use a public news-server such as gmane or Google Groups. The news-server is usually accessed using a program that can handle NNTP protocol. Some news-server also provide email access to the newsgroup beside from the traditional NNTP access. Some other, like Google Groups, provide web access, alling Usenet to be accessible from the browser without a special program. One thing to note: Usenet belongs to nobody.
Answered by Lie Ryan - Wed Feb 11 03:58:16 2009
Q. I'm with Karoo as my ISP, and I want to see what all the fuss is about these newsgroup things, but seeing as torrents are free, I'm a little confused as to why you have to pay these, so does anyone know how to use them for free? Many thanks in advance. The below information was very interesting but I'm no further from understanding how you download movies and music through this way of media distribution, I'm not interested in the discussion side of things I just want to try out downloading in a different way, without the need to upload, as that is the way you get caught.
Asked by foreverymanandreligion - Wed Feb 11 03:26:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usenet is free. However it is not easy to find a free local news-server. A local newsgroup access means the usenet news-server is near your location. Using a local news-server allows faster and more efficient dissemination of news. If you don't have/know a local server, you can use a public news-server such as gmane or Google Groups. The news-server is usually accessed using a program that can handle NNTP protocol. Some news-server also provide email access to the newsgroup beside from the traditional NNTP access. Some other, like Google Groups, provide web access, alling Usenet to be accessible from the browser without a special program. One thing to note: Usenet belongs to nobody.
Answered by Lie Ryan - Wed Feb 11 03:58:16 2009
Racist sites on usenet say Obama's dad is a practicing cannibal, when will Hillary pick that up?
Q. She is getting pretty desperate when she attacks her own family. I can see there are people putting thison me, I am merely asking about something I saw, and to the guy that had to mention Bush, get a life moron.
Asked by netnazivictim - Wed Feb 20 14:54:30 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither one of them want to get into the whole bringing out the skeletons parade, It would be bad for both of them.
Answered by Galahad - Wed Feb 20 14:58:33 2008
Q. She is getting pretty desperate when she attacks her own family. I can see there are people putting thison me, I am merely asking about something I saw, and to the guy that had to mention Bush, get a life moron.
Asked by netnazivictim - Wed Feb 20 14:54:30 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither one of them want to get into the whole bringing out the skeletons parade, It would be bad for both of them.
Answered by Galahad - Wed Feb 20 14:58:33 2008
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