re: IpTorrents invite?

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Being down is certainly a cause for concern. I use a private Plex/Emby server so I haven't used IPTorrents much lately but if these private sites get shut down then I'm not sure where they will get their content.

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Is it a friend's Plex server or some type of service? I've been looking for a good Plex server, but I don't know if the paid services are any good or not worth the effort. I've been holding out on updating my Plex server for awhile now, just so I can keep the old Plex channels, but those days are numbered. Haven't found a great alternative yet.

Finally got a VPN, so torrenting is now a viable option. If anyone is feeling extra generous, I'd love an IPT invite (precglide2@cox.net). Thanks

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What happens if you share an invite and that invitee is a shitty seeder?

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bluebarracuda

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Last year, someone in my house... ummm - got greedy and Cox ratted out our router for torrenting. Apparently, downloading a half dozen 4K movies is frowned upon even on ExpressVPN.

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Apparently, downloading a half dozen 4K movies is frowned upon even on ExpressVPN.

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My guess is you weren't actually connected to ExpressVPN. ExpressVPN doesn't keep logs and that's sorta been verified LINK. It only takes a split second of seeding for them to get you. Back in the day I got notices from Cox a couple times by forgetting to close my torrent client before closing my laptop, then when I went to open my laptop it would seed for a second before the VPN reconnected.

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downloaded a metric ton from iptorrents not even on VPN, and seeded a ton, without getting any hits from Cox

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This.

"My friend" would get popped halfway through a download on pirate bay but they have had hundreds of files seeding from Orpheus for years and they don't bat an eye at iptorrents.

"They" never use a VPN.

"They" don't keep seeds up long from iptorrents because it's not necessary. Ratio is easy there.