Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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Sorry rickstar i think i found another problem with torrentator. Basically when i select more than 1 torrent for example and click import, it uses the filename of the first torrent for all of them.
To get it to use the correct filename of each torrent i have to load them in 1 by 1.
To get it to use the correct filename of each torrent i have to load them in 1 by 1.
yeah, really annoying sometimes.
kounamouta
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Price is looking to me 2 high if not included 'account creation'
and support more captcha services
and support more captcha services
rickstar
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@kounamouta
Account creation is supported, and we support Decaptcher and DeathByCaptcha services. I think it's more than fair
And as soon as our affiliate program goes public, prices will be forced to rise. So get in quick!
Account creation is supported, and we support Decaptcher and DeathByCaptcha services. I think it's more than fair
And as soon as our affiliate program goes public, prices will be forced to rise. So get in quick!
rickstar
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@shout
Definitely, sending out a two part series in the next day or so.
@stewmath
The proxies might have trouble interacting with the anti-captcha service. Can you make an account without?
Submit all support requests at http://torrentator.com/support
Definitely, sending out a two part series in the next day or so.
@stewmath
The proxies might have trouble interacting with the anti-captcha service. Can you make an account without?
Submit all support requests at http://torrentator.com/support
I cant even make then manually with the software, even if i change proxy multiple times and clear out cookies etc. weird
RandomPhantom
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Is it possible to make the app switch accounts after X numbers of uploads under that account and also switch proxy at the same time?
Looks very interesting, just a few questions though.
What about the new rules they're enforcing on downloading illeaglly, aren't they closing down all torrent sites and all that stuff?
When uploaded to all the sites, am I contributing my own bandwidth upload speed to the torrents or is there servers of some sort?
How dangerous is it using this, I mean downloading torrents isn't as bad as actually uploading them, so if i'm uploading movies or games will I be getting emails or phonecalls from my ISP Provider or anyone?
These might be common sense questions but i'm unsure and would like to know more.
What about the new rules they're enforcing on downloading illeaglly, aren't they closing down all torrent sites and all that stuff?
When uploaded to all the sites, am I contributing my own bandwidth upload speed to the torrents or is there servers of some sort?
How dangerous is it using this, I mean downloading torrents isn't as bad as actually uploading them, so if i'm uploading movies or games will I be getting emails or phonecalls from my ISP Provider or anyone?
These might be common sense questions but i'm unsure and would like to know more.
rickstar
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SeedPeer is experiencing server issues on their end but we are adding a couple of the torrent website shortly.
@randomphantom
Not yet, but thanks for the suggestion!
@scottpwr
The 'legality' of this depends solely on you and what you decide to upload. We never condone uploading materials that are actually copyrighted, if you feel concern you can focus on uploading publicly shared content (videos from YouTube, PLR content, eBooks etc) and still apply the same concepts to make money. It's highly unlikely that you will get heat.
The big things in the news are SOPA/PIPA, which if passed might limit the extent of torrent websites. Personally, I can see far too much resistance for this go ahead in the immediate future.
Actually uploading to the websites depends on their servers and the speed of captcha cracking. Your internet connection should more than suffice. Seeding torrents is done by you at first which relates to your upload speed. However, once enough copies have been distributed around other people start seeding/uploading too which will increase the general download speed.
@randomphantom
Not yet, but thanks for the suggestion!
@scottpwr
The 'legality' of this depends solely on you and what you decide to upload. We never condone uploading materials that are actually copyrighted, if you feel concern you can focus on uploading publicly shared content (videos from YouTube, PLR content, eBooks etc) and still apply the same concepts to make money. It's highly unlikely that you will get heat.
The big things in the news are SOPA/PIPA, which if passed might limit the extent of torrent websites. Personally, I can see far too much resistance for this go ahead in the immediate future.
Actually uploading to the websites depends on their servers and the speed of captcha cracking. Your internet connection should more than suffice. Seeding torrents is done by you at first which relates to your upload speed. However, once enough copies have been distributed around other people start seeding/uploading too which will increase the general download speed.
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