Although Usenet groups are no longer as commonly used as they were at the beginning of the Internet, they still attract a significant number of users, especially since the advent of NZB readers to make it easier. Access to specific discussions or topics. However, while free Usenet groups still exist, they have been largely eclipsed by paid Usenet groups which, in addition to having a more reliable service, can also provide a more secure service with better spam filtering. Viruses and anti-spam. Therefore, the modern Usenet user is likely to use a subscription service to access their favorite groups and content. This doesn't mean you can't access Usenet groups for free; you can still get free trials of Usenet and use them one after the other to download data worth several terabytes for more than four years. months. We have selected the safest options in this article: well-known brands that we have reviewed by ourselves or by our colleagues.
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Readers of LaComparacion can take advantage of a free 30-day trial with UseNeXT, with a download capacity of up to 600 GB (including download, including a 30 GB download at 800 Mbps). Get a 25% discount on the purchase of a paid package that allows you to download up to 800 Mbps. Check out the offer.
XS News probably shares the same owner or mainnet as UseNeXT because it can also hit 800 Mbps. The firm's demand is also generous (although it lasts only 14 days) and includes unlimited speed and access to 30 petabytes of content.
Newshosting offers a 7-day free trial with 750GB of free downloads. After the trial period, you will enjoy a discount of up to 58% for the life of your account, plus a free VPN service with annual packages.
Eweka also offers a 7-day trial version with unlimited downloads (you are basically limited by the speed of your internet connection). After this period, you can opt for a subscription with a connection speed of 300 Mbps. See the offer
Supernews only has a 72-hour trial period, the shortest gifts (of the best sellers), but it is the only one that offers a 100% completion rate, which should reduce the number of gifts. Download failures See offer.
Easynews is probably one of the least popular providers in the country. At 14 days, the trial is perfect for those who want to explore the world of Usenet at their leisure. Just keep in mind that you only get 10GB of data, but you won't need to download a separate newsgroup reader - you can just use your browser. View deal
Giganews, on the other hand, does not suffer from the same problems. Its 14-day trial version is linked to Easynews and gives you a good Usenet browser called MIMO. But you have unlimited monthly access and 50 connections. View deal
You can try one of the most popular European Usenet service providers, Tweaknews, for up to 10 days with unlimited downloads and unlimited speeds. You'll get a lifetime discount, but watch out for low retention levels.
Usenetserver also offers a 14-day trial version, but it ends when it reaches the 10GB limit, which may take a few minutes for experienced users. This service is intended for experienced users. Newbies should proceed with caution. View deal
Netherlands-based Pure Usenet wants to introduce new users to Usenet nirvana for 7 days with 12 connections, unlimited speed, and unlimited data tolerance, unlike most of the other tests described here. View deal
Usenet.Farm promises to be a "new wind on the Usenet landscape" and tries to achieve this by removing the password and not requiring any registration. You only need your email to log into the trial version. Get this 10GB trial version for free, with no time limit. View deal
What you can expect from iLoad Usenet, a German-based service that only needs your email address, like the provider above, is a 14-day trial and 10GB of content. your Usenet adventure.See offer
In the Netherlands, something seems to attract Usenet providers. Easyusenet is another country-based group and offers a 5-day trial at 200Mbps speed and unlimited data download. However, you must provide your mobile phone number because the company will send you an SMS code. See the offer
Hitnews aims to attract you with the shortest (common) trial period of all providers. You have 72 hours to download all the content and read as many messages as humanly possible. Get these coffee mugs lined up while you experience unlimited Usenet access.View Deal