Cloud Torrents

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Hello guys,

Which online torrenting service do you suggest? One that's priced fairly with enough storage.

I've used Seedr, Put.io, Bitport, Sonicbit and ZbigZ.

Seedr is the best IMHO, they are just too pricey when upgrading from the free package.

Which one do you suggest?
Thanks.
 
Are you just looking for a seed box to download from or hosting torrents? RealDebrid works well as a seed box. I use it because my isp blocks P2P. Got frustrated by buffering and failed downloads with Kodi and Cyberflix. So I use magnet to get magnet links or .torrents and then get RD to download them. I then use a download manager to download the .mp4 / .avi from RD.
 
cavedog said:

AllDebrid: Payments plans

Choose your premium plan and the payment method you want !
alldebrid.com alldebrid.com

I don't think anyone can beat 2.99 Euro a month.

Add the link to Kodi and stream directly from it. :)
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This. Won't touch Real debrid with a 10 foot barge pole since they're too shady.
 
Alldebrid is international though most servers being in France but you can get about ~140Mbps single thread from their servers so should not be buffering at all.
 
Thanks guys.

Yes. Just looking for a seedbox that works and is cheap.

I'll have a look at alldebrid sometime.
If anyone knows of anything else, please post.
 
ponder said:
Why would you need something like this?
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Didn't see the post.
Torrent gets loaded on seedbox/cloud torrent via file or magnet.
The seedbox/cloud provider downloads the actual torrent at much faster speeds.
You then download from said service via your download manager.
Makes things quicker and easier. It becomes an issue to upgrade with large torrent sizes though, hence my point of the thread.
 
|tera| said:
Didn't see the post.
Torrent gets loaded on seedbox/cloud torrent via file or magnet.
The seedbox/cloud provider downloads the actual torrent at much faster speeds.
You then download from said service via your download manager.
Makes things quicker and easier. It becomes an issue to upgrade with large torrent sizes though, hence my point of the thread.
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Don't recall having speed issues with torrents so not something I would use then.
 
ponder said:
Don't recall having speed issues with torrents so not something I would use then.
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Just take into account.
Torrents may download from a few minutes to a few hours or days.
Depends on seeds, trackers and whole works.

This type of service caches files downloaded. So about 90% of the time, the torrent is 'copied' to you in seconds.

Downloading via http will also always be faster.

Another pro to doing this is that you won't need any vpn or obfuscation method like many people use for torrents.
 
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