Why are so many people against this?

Hello all, is there something wrong with my setup or is something wrong with the content from KidsNL? I wanted to download some content for the little ones for the carride to our holiday destination but every download from them keeps failing because the health is not ok. Tried a couple of series but all are failing...

I have a friend who has a subscription to this indexer. He said he will invite me the next time that they open up invitations. Does anyone recall the last time they did this? It’s my understanding they may open up for a day or two throughout the year.

Thank you.

I have lifetime accounts for:

- altHUB
- NinjaCentral
- NZBGeek
- NZBPlanet
- Usenet Crawler

While I can find content for basically anything I am looking for, I can't find a lot of Remuxes. It could be that there's simply not so many Remuxes in general, but I wonder if I'm missing an indexer that is really good with them.

Happy to pay a subscription as well.

Proud to say that https://nzb.am is now open for registration.

We focus on retention, we're at 6400+ days and counting.

we've been completely private for awhile, just a select group of data hoarders that needed a more detailed search of usenet. No censoring or limiting of categories. We even allow some modified regex. Come look at the ui built before ai.

Give it a shot, let's kick the tires on this and see what happens.

nzb.am

From what has been said online, they are changing the url, distancing themselves from House of Usenet (HoU) and now will only be accepting crypto as payment. Looks like all the nzbs are still intact.

I think you may need to change the url in your RSS and/or API feeds to the new url.

Big fan of Scenenzbs, so I am happy they are sticking around.

NzbNest is now open for registration — new Newznab-compatible indexer focused on movies & TV

Hey everyone,

After a few months of building, NzbNest (https://nzbnest.com) just opened registration. It's a Newznab-compatible Usenet indexer focused on movies and TV, built to work directly with Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, and NZBHydra 2 via the /api endpoint.

What's live right now:

• 3.2M+ articles indexed across 31 enabled groups
• ~4,000 release candidates, 256K+ browsable releases
• Postgres-backed search with category, age, size, and completion filters
• XML/JSON Newznab output
• Setup guides included for Sonarr/Radarr/Prowlarr/NZBHydra 2

Pricing:

• Free tier — 1,000 API calls/day, 100 grabs/day, 10 watch rules (currently raised during the early access period)
• Member — $15/year, unlimited API/grabs/watch rules
• Lifetime — $49 one-time, same unlimited access

I'm being upfront that this is a young indexer still actively growing retention and category coverage — the homepage shows live indexed retention rather than a fixed marketing number, so what you see is what's actually crawled, not a projection.

Bug reports and compatibility feedback (especially around specific *arr setups) are very welcome — there's a feedback channel linked on the site.

Happy to answer questions here.

Hi guys!

With these deals coming out, what do you think I should pick up? I currently have Geek, Ninja, DS, and Tabula.

For providers, I use unlimited Newshosting, 1TB Easynews, and 1TB TweakNews that I grabbed during the King's Day deal. Should I ask for a refund and jump on a better deal, or just add one more provider, maybe Newsdemon?

Thanks for the help! :)

Hey, u/field3d1 you should try posting your problems with Newshosting here. The mods of the r/usenet subreddit delete any posts or comments critical of all Omicron products.

Looking at the delete logs from today, they also deleted comments helping unsuspecting users understand how to cancel their subscriptions on the low intro rate plans. They added a new rule, no sockpuppets, but they are the biggest sockpuppets in the subreddit.