AstraWeb Usenet $11.00 a Month (£7.00) Unlimited DSL!
Unlimited DSL - US $11 (Currently £7.00) every month.
# No Speed Limits
# No Download Limits
# Exactly the same as Unlimited DSL Plan
# You will pay $11 for every month as long as your subscription remains active. We will not raise the price.
Uncensored News - No Discussions are Censored
SSL Enabled - Free SSL on all accounts
Completion - High number of peers. 99%+ completion
Speed - Multiple Links to High Quality Providers
Connections - 20 Simultaneous Connections
Retention - 476 Days
Posting Propagation - Excellent propagation of posts with many peers
US & EU Farms - Serverfarms in the US and EU
We Run Our OWN Servers - We do not resell. We have total control over our own servers and farms.


All Comments (169)
Jump to unread Post a CommentIn comparison to torrents, your bandwidth will be constantly maxed out, meaning much faster download time. The selection and amount of 'stuff' on offer is immense. I only resort to torrents now if I come up short finding it on usenet, which is almost never.
For what is essentially 24p a day, you'd save ten times that in electricity bills from not having your PC on 24/7 downloading s-l-o-w torrents :p:-D
@ BlackCloud: No minimum term. You can cancel at any time, you may even get a refund for the unused days of the month you cancelled.
@ Stunno: I'm betting the retention is p!ss poor and you have a very minimal monthly download allowance?
...in the 'old days' usenet used to be included in an ISP package, and very good with companies like Demon is the 90's! By that standard, £7 a mont seems expensive! :w00t:
You won't look back. You've just saved yourself over £80 over the coming year if you stick with the plan for 12 months, whch you will, believe me :-D
I pay by Paypal.
For those that mention about ISPs that used to provide News for free, remember how much some ISPs used to charge, for a 48k connection (if you were rich enough to afford a modem)?
Once you have the newsgroup say like AstraWeb and have got grabit ...do you know how to view files to download?
Including Virgin keeping a log of everything you download - and possibly having to hand that log over to the copyright holders on request...
Apart from that - and the retention issues - it's certainly better than nothing tho!!
I'm not defending piracy. But I don't agree with the way the term is used in such a blanket way.
For example: Take a look at my avatar? Do you know the ONLY place you can almost gurantee to get a clean copy of that classic Channel4 drama/sci-fi/black comedy? Take a guess! lol