INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Free Usenet servers have seen their numbers dwindle as demand for (and the sheer cost of) resources has continued to increase
They have become less reliable, more unstable, and far slower than paid options.On top of that, they tend to have short binary retention
periods (only a few months) and they do not usually provide an SSL certificate to improve security and maintain anonymity.The solution Well,
you can always get free Usenet trials and just use them one after the other to download Terabytes worth of data for more than four months
peers.TheIndianSubcontinent readers can benefit from an exclusive 30-day free trial with UseNeXT featuring up to 600GB to download for free
(including a 30GB download at 800Mbps)
Get 25% off when you take a paid-for package which allows you to download at up to 800Mbps.View DealXS News probably shares the same
ownership or backbone as UseNeXT as it has speeds of up to 800Mbps as well
DealNewshosting provides a free 7-day trial with 750GB of free downloads
Once that period has elapsed, you can opt for a subscription with a 300Mbps connection speed.View DealSupernews has only a 72-hourtrial
download failures.View DealEasynews is probably one of the less fancied providers here
At 14-days, the trial is perfect for those who want to explore the world of Usenet at their leisure
Its 14-day trial is on par with Easynews, and gives you a nifty Usenet browser called MIMO
But you have unlimited monthly access and a whopping 50 connections.View DealYou can try one of the most popular European Usenet service
providers, Tweaknews, for up to 10-days with unlimited downloads and uncapped speeds
You get a lifetime discount, but just be wary of the low retention levels.Usenetserver also offers a 14-day trial but it ends when you reach
the 10GB limit, which for power users could take a few minutes! This service is aimed at experienced users so novices should proceed with
caution.View DealNetherlands-based Pure Usenet wants to introduce new users to 7-days of Usenet nirvana with 12 connections, unlimited speed
You only need your email to log in to the trial
Get this 10GB trial for free with no time limits.View DealA 14-day trial and 10GB of content is what you can expect from iLoad Usenet, a
something in the Netherlands that attracts Usenet providers
Easyusenet is another outfit based in the country, and offers a 5-day trial with 200Mbps speeds and no data download limit
You do need to provide your mobile phone number, though, as the company will send you an SMS code.View DealAiming to lure you in with the
(joint) shortest trial period of all the providers here is Hitnews
You have 72-hours to download as much content, and read as many posts as is humanly possible
Get those coffee mugs lined up as you experience unrestricted Usenet access.View Deal
