Any EU usenet provider with port 80 ssl?

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At this stage I am using usenetbucket which is a EU provider, but my isp seems to shape these ports now , and forced to use port 80 ssl now.

Newsdemon offers is but there DCMA takedowns is way to heavy .

Anybody know of a eu provider with port 80 ssl?

Willing to pay like 10 dollars a month which is what newsdemon charges.
 
At this stage I am using usenetbucket which is a EU provider, but my isp seems to shape these ports now , and forced to use port 80 ssl now.

Newsdemon offers is but there DCMA takedowns is way to heavy .

Anybody know of a eu provider with port 80 ssl?

Willing to pay like 10 dollars a month which is what newsdemon charges.

Easynews offers ports 21, 22, 23, 25, 53, 80, 110, 119, 443, 563, 8000, and 8080. $9.95 p/m
 
http://astraweb.com/
Apparently has SSL as well. Costs are $10 per month or $20 for 3 months with a 10Mbit limit (perfect for us in RSA).

Difference between them and Easynews is the capping. Easynews limits you to 20GB on the $10 plan while Astraweb is uncapped.
 
20gb is if you use web interface for downloading , the nttp downloads are unlimted.
Ah! Half gelees (facepalm)

EDIT: Well that price comparison is confusing and scary. It shows the NNTP as costing an extra $9.95 and the retention on the cheapest plan is only 365 days. Blegh.
 
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At this stage I am using usenetbucket which is a EU provider, but my isp seems to shape these ports now , and forced to use port 80 ssl now.

Newsdemon offers is but there DCMA takedowns is way to heavy .

Anybody know of a eu provider with port 80 ssl?

Willing to pay like 10 dollars a month which is what newsdemon charges.

Why not use the $10 to upgrade your ISP account to Business?
 
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