TweakNews King's Day Deal: € 5,99/month : r/usenet - Reddit

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TweakNews King's Day Deal: € 5,99/month : R/usenet - Reddit

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Posted by u/C0mpass - 23 votes and 56 comments

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King's Day Sales: Eweka €4.99/month Unlimited; Tweaknews €

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For reference the €5/month sale from Eweka is commonly offered on King's day and Black Friday pretty much every year. Tweaknews has offered a €2.50/month for unlimited last year to …

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What Is The Cheapest Usenet Provider (compromises With …

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Nov 11, 2024 · Hitnews did a deal earlier this month, slightly in advance of BlackFriday, for 80% the yearly plan. That meant 10€/year (abavia, 100 connections). That meant 10€/year (abavia, …

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Kings Day 2024 - Special Offer - UsenetReviewz.com

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Apr 29, 2020 · Eweka ’s King’s Day Deal. €5/mo for a yearly High Speed subscription with unlimited downloads. ... April 27 through May 3rd; TweakNews King ’s Day Deal. €5/month for …

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Tweaknews 1.99€/mo Including VPN : R/usenet - Reddit

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You can ask around to see if Newshosting is still offering their retention deal. As of a few weeks ago you could subscribe for 1 month and cancel the next day to get a $3.99 month annual …

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Easynews Prices - $11.99 Down To $1.99 Do All Companies Do This?

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I've been with Easynews for 14+ years and seen the price rise to $11.99 pm. As a very infrequent Usenet user I decided to cancel. Within a few days I got a renewed 'special offer' to remain for …

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R/usenet On Reddit: Any News Regarding TweakNews' Offer That …

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27 votes, 36 comments. I haven't heard from that them at all. It's only 2-3 days until my $1 deal expires or get replaced by something I'm not aware…

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R/usenet On Reddit: Eweka King's Day - €37.5 For 15 Months …

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Signed up because my UsenetServer $1 for 30 days temp deal was coming to an end. While the price is good, the speeds are suboptimal. I'm in Australia, but UsenetServer with its main …

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Newshosting $3.99 Black Friday Bundle! Includes Tweaknews

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Get the best Usenet deal with Newshosting’s Black Friday Bundle and access THREE top-rated Usenet providers, PLUS a premium VPN, for just $3.99/mo! $3.99 for Newshosting, …

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FAQs about TweakNews King's Day Deal: € 5,99/month : r/usenet - Reddit Coupon?

Is tweaknews a good deal?

Tweaknews is NTD which is good. But since Tweaknews is owned by the same people who run all the other sites included in this deal, they have all received the same notices and the same stuff should be missing from each provider. It is a good deal, but some people will ask those questions. ...

How much does usenight cost?

UseNight 25% off €14.96/year €8.21/ 6 months, €1.49/1 month Backbone: Abavia Connections: 50 Retention: 3300 Days Server: EU Takedown: NTD Deal-Link here Existing User here Want to add to the discussion? Abavia with 3300 days sound quiet good though. Can’t remember when I downloaded a file that’s older than 9 years ...

How long does tweaknews last?

Tweaknews has a retention of 4200 days and a completion of 99% assuring users that you’ll be able to find what you are looking for. All of Tweaknews’ recurring or flat fee plans come with a 10-day risk-free trial with unlimited data and unlimited downloads. ...

Does tweaknews offer a 7 day free trial?

Whether you download items that are a few days old, or items that have been around for months, you always get maximum bandwidth. Start a 7 Day High-Speed Free Trial! Why Use TweakNews? We believe in a free and open internet: Ultimate Freedom. No download limit. Super fast speeds to suit your needs. ...

Does tweaknews get takedown requests?

Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. I do frequent nzb checks across 7 different servers. Tweaknews gets takedown requests just like all the rest, and they take down 100% of the post just like all the rest, but it usually takes a bit longer to be removed from Tweaknews than from many of the others. ...