Hi all,

I've been a while on the sister site, normally using rapidgator or katfile.
Until I stumbled on waves ultimate 16 v25.06.23 for MacOS, from hidera.
There I saw filespayout.com, which is kinda new, but works so fast and good that I was thinking why could they support such fast speed without even needing premium.

Searching on google I've stumbled upon some 2 forums where 2 invidiuals were saying that the host provider injects malware.
Im curious about how it's possible for them to grant such speed for free and if it is safe to use

Appreciate the kind help!

 

With high speed and top-notch service, you're much more likely to get or acquire new customers.
Anyone who injects malware and defrauds their customers will quickly disappear from the market.

 

Good thing, but on W junction I read something about uploaders also not getting paid.
It was just a sum up of things smelling fishy, so I thought maybe others have good experience with it.

 

Do your own analysis. Grab a file with supplier provided CRC (R2R does this regularly) off a "trusted" source (if there's truly any at all) and then the same file from FPO. Run the supplied CRC for both files. In my tests, the FPO CRC's always match the so-called "trusted" source...

Click'nUpload was maligned in the same way when they first showed up. Unfounded rumors all. More than likely some rando anti-piracy morons spreading false gossip trying to undermine the scene.

Of course there is no substitute for vir/malware scanning stuff you're hinky about. Just be advised that many keygens/cracks can and will false trigger vir/malware scanners. The suppliers on sisite are pretty decent judges of character in such matters... If they are using FPO I wouldn't worry about it...

 

Last edited: Jun 30, 2025

in the very very rare (like less than once a year) situation where a virus appears in a release, they're always caught very quickly and removed. that the release is still up proves that it is OK.

 

The problem is, you never know if the statements are true or lies. Is the competition itself writing against the other competitor? As we know, large file servers, Rapidshare (lawsuit by the film industry) and Uploadet (bankrupt because they opted for Rapidshare and KatFile) have disappeared from the market, and if file payouts don't involve their uploaders, they will also go bankrupt, since traffic—that is, the server costs—can only be paid by a large number of subscribers.

 

Good thing, thanks guys for your opinions and tips. Also learned more about the the competitive landscape these FFS are in.
Hopefully FPO gets more subscribers and doesn't turn evil, love those transfer speeds.

Thanks! <3

edit:
I know AV's give really fast false-positive's, but do you recommend any?
I got Surfshark VPN and maybe I can use their AV's as a safety, although its impossible to determine a true-positive I guess.

 

Last edited: Jul 2, 2025