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What do you do if you can't find a movie on torrents?
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Being behind CGNAT and refusing to pay for a VPN with port forwarding make private trackers useless.
I usually seed a lot and for long time, but due to the issues above, never reach any criteria for private trackers.
I misread...
Sure, if you refuse to pay for things that have a cost, it severely limits your options in life. Good luck with that.
No, I do pay for Usenet access and tracker, way better easier than torrenr private trackers. Ateast, I have a way better service for the money.
Way faster download speed, way less wait, way less stress: no ratios no shenanigans. Just find and download.
I just don't need or want to pay for a VPN to use private trackers.
I also use public torrents and as I said, I do seed for long time.
That's good.
Though I will say. Private trackers don't need a VPN because they're private. They're to small and too difficult for it to be worthwhile for studios to get into. And when they do, their behavior is so outside the norm they can be quickly banned.
The nature of private trackers makes them operate entirely different than public. The download speeds on private trackers are easily able to saturate my 1Gb connection. Even those with less than a dozen seeds.
I do have a question. How big is the library available to you on usenet?
I Need the VPN because of CG-NAT, not for torrenting. In my country VPN is not needed for torrents.
Usenet? No idea how big that is, but I usually find almost everything I look for. There is a somewhat limited amount of content in my native language, seems everything is either English or German