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Drunken Slug: This index is said to be good, but I havenвЂ™t tested.

Their search produces good results but somewhat limited index, VIP access costs ВЈ8 ($10) per year or ВЈ40 lifetime $12 per year or $40 for VIP lifetime access. Sometimes has a Captcha on the login page, but otherwise very good.

NZBGeek: Currently requires invitation, fairly comprehensive index.

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NZBFinder: Comprehensive index - registration open - 10в‚¬ for VIP access - for 30в‚¬ per year you get access to the Spotweb index (a supplemental decentralized Usenet index).

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NZB.su: Very comprehensive index - registration is currently open - free search currently disabled - $15 per year for VIP access.

These sites generally require an invitation for access, but they sometimes open for public registration. If you need a better organized, more comprehensive NZB search, try a member-only site. Maybe you will even вЂњgraduateвЂќ to full-fledged automated content gathering on Usenet.Binsearch is public Usenet search engine but itвЂ™s very basic and difficult to use. You'll soon catch on and realize that Usenet is no harder than torrent file-sharing. You can also check out our step-by-step Guide to Usenet and experiment with one of the NZB search indexes above. You have nothing to lose with a risk-free trial.

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If you want to get your feet wet with Usenet, take advantage of a generous free trial (14 days / 30 GBs) offered by top Usenet newsgroup provider Newshosting, and give Usenet newsgroups a try. What's more, Usenet is safer & more private when compared to torrent file-sharing.Д¬ombine this with the fact that Usenet can also be faster than torrents and it's not hard to understand why Usenet is experiencing a resurgence, even at 30+ years old. In fact, NZB files help Usenet to rival even torrent file-sharing as a source of abundant content and new releases. What's important to take away is that NZB search sites open up a fast and easy way for you to access even more Usenet content. If an NZB indexer you want to join is currently closed, you need to keep your eyes open, usually on related online forums such as the subreddits UsenetInvites or Nzbinvites, or by monitoring the NZB search site's Twitter account, for when it re-opens again.ДЄ good, unbiased source of additional information about NZB search index sites is the SABnzbd wiki. However, please note that an invitation- or members-only NZB search community is no guarantee that it wonвЂ™t be infiltrated by potential snoops, so use your common sense and exercise caution.Д®ven if an NZB indexer is open for registration, it can be closed and later re-opened again at any time. The members-only barrier for some NZB sites is to keep their activities private and to make sure the community members using the NZB search can be trusted to a degree. Some NZB search indexers are вЂњopenвЂќ meaning they accept anyone as members while others are by вЂњinvitation-onlyвЂќ meaning you have to receive an invitation, usually from an existing member, before you can join. Many NZB search indexers cater to the newest releases of media files and each NZB indexer has its own advantages and disadvantages. An NZB search indexer is a search engine that indexes and helps you find NZB files (just as a torrent index helps you find torrent files).

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