REAL DEBRID has limits though with uploaded and RG if you try multiple downloads and certain amount at a time, just watch out. especially if you are using jdownloader and mass download links, youll see some go offline cuz youre downloading too much. If youre not going crazy then yeah, but if youre a power user i like RG more, I hate uploaded.

 

I used to pay for Uploaded but it was always hit and miss whether they would accept my CC. Eventually they just didn't accept it any more so I tried Alldebrid. I use it with Jdownloader on my desktop, and it also integrates super easily into my Synology NAS - I use the FF plugin "NAS Download Manager" so I can simply copy a link in my browser and it goes to Jdownloader, or right-click and send it to my NAS.

I don't download a lot of audio warez to justify the cost, even though it is super cheap, but I do download a ton of movies and TV shows from direct download sites and it's ridiculously fast and easy: I can start a download of a movie from my browser, and before I can grab a beer, make popcorn, and sit down on my sofa, it's already in my NAS and sitting in my PLEX queue.

Also, as others have mentioned, they also download torrents for you privately.

10/10 for Alldebrid.

 

I pay for it every month, Rapidgator really worth it. It's fast, no headache. About your security concern, think that their business is based on downloads, not on stealing data.

 

Getting >100MB/s here (unzipping takes longer than downloading). Can recommend Real-Debrid so hard - 3€/month, no limit, works perfectly within Jdownloader and fast speed.

 

Either use paysafe or contact your bank to let you use your prepaid with RG because im sure they have blocked your payment due to unsafe for them transaction ! DONT PAY FOR UPLOADED their days have past , RG is the king right now . Also you can use it on Hdencode for movies series and sports ..........

 

I have alldebrid and an RG premium acct right now. AD has a daily download limit on RG and I cannot recommend AD at all for other purposes. Many katfile etc. links were just failing through AD+jdownloader when they worked directly on the web. I opened a ticket with AD support, waited a week, then opened another ticket asking if they had a response to my previous one. Their response was that I had to fill out the exact error message, which I HAD DONE on the original ticket they didn't bother looking at. Will never be renewing.

I pay RG through paypal reseller. It cost a little more but I don't have to give a card number to anyone and no risk of the bank declining the transaction. Bitcoin would be good too if you have some.

 

I haven't seen a single reason to ever pay for any of these services - either a service itself or a "meta" service. I'm patient and know that I don't need ANYTHING "right now". Everything I want is available for free within one day either at the sister site or on one of the MANY other sites where downloading is MUCH easier (via bit torrent or single file download). I just shake my head at anyone who would ever pay for one of the services you all talk about all the time (no offence intended toward anyone who has convinced them-self that paying is a necessity). So, not worth it

 

Downloaded 14TB over Real-Debrid this year. If I did this by hand I would actually need a few years until I finished downloading. The amount of time I would need to invest is ridiculous - and yes, my time is worth that few euros.

It makes the whole process just so convenient. One click to download at full speed, unzip and delete archives. Life can be easy.

 

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Did you see how fast some of the Falcon releases went down? I was in the middle of some larger downloads when they stopped working. I wouldn't pay for premium every month, but I will when we're in the middle of an R2R wave and I know there are TB of treasures coming soon. Sometimes I do need things "right now" while they're still available.

 

yes as a hypothetical, but I should have used slate or kush as an example because those subscription based companies can be dl'ed from sister site, but my main poit is look at it liek a subscription based plugin company, but you actually get to own the plugins

 

I still see the UVI stuff (of course I haven't compared every single release from the sister to whats available elsewhere) available to download in a number of places. They may have been removed from the sister site but they're still alive and kicking elsewhere. A quick search of an easily googled site finds >100 UVI releases available via bittorrent.

 

Ya, me Rapidgator. Been Premium most of the time since three years, ne'er a hiccup and good speed.

 

Real Debrid > All.

 

Don't pay for one or the other. Get yourself a subscription to Real Debrid and be able to download from both

 

I do not know if it's still the case and if you guys are Parisians, but as an Audioz citizen, I would recommend the ffs bar on the left on audioz.

 

Each time I try to sign up for a Rapidgator account they try to add extra fees, which jacks up the price. Any discounted accounts out there? 1 month, 3 months, 6 months?
Thanks

 

Use the rapidgator app from the google play store, it's the most convenient (but not most secure) option.

 

With Real-Debrid you can also download torrents via their servers, so you don't actually torrent anything on your own computer, it is all done on their servers and when ready you get the direct download link. 16 euro for 6 months.

 

I got rapidgator for the first time last month to get the UVI stuff.
The only watchout is that you have to remember to go into the account to stop it from taking the same payment the next month.

 

if i use my laptop on wi-fi, i get over 50MB/s. my desktop is using a connection over my house's powerline (with an adaptor), so i only get about 12MB/s. still fast enough to download multi-gig libraries in just a few minutes.

i love you r4e, but linksnappy is not better than real-debrid. real-debrid was the first debrid to offer the anonymous downloading of torrents. and check out my speeds above. they blow away anything that linksnappy provides.