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Originally posted by Abercrombie If they put the message up by your Canadian IP address, then simply use a public proxy from another country, and your problem is solved.

Thats the first thing I thought of.

Looks like the trackers are still accepting CDN connections. I wonder how long that will last...

http://www.bypassthat.com

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Thank you buddy! The proxy's did not work for me, but bypassthat did.

There are a few programs you can download that are pretty good. I think ones called IP Platinum.

It allows you to trick the site into thinking yoru connecting from a different country by selecting an IP from a different country.

You can select US IP Addresses which will gain you access to lots of nice stuff that we can't get.

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Thats exactly what a proxy does.

I was also going to suggest hidemyass.com

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Originally posted by Kytracid It's been about RS for a while now.

Yeah, but people still haven't caught on, it seems.

Oh well, more bandwidth for us.

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Yea but how effective is RS.....do people use forums to post links? It seems that I only see them being posted here

What's RS ? tell me more

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OiNK, a private torrent tracker, gets raided OiNK, the extremely popular private torrent tracker has been shut down and its owner’s home raided by both UK and Dutch police. According to investigators, OiNK was the source of pre-release music which then spread to P2P networks as well as other torrent sites and blogs. The tracker however, was private and membership required an invitation so it is safe to say the operators of the site felt secure from any legal fallout that recently happened to other public trackers and P2P sites. One man, a 24-year-old resident of England, was arrested and the datacenter where OiNK's servers were located was raided in Amsterdam. "OiNK was central to the illegal distribution of pre-release music online. This was not a case of friends sharing music for pleasure. This was a worldwide network that got hold of music they did not own the rights to and posted it online," said the IFPI in a statement. According to the IFPI and British Phonographic Industry (BPI), the raids were a result of a two-year investigation and that the operators of OiNK were making substantial money from the site. More news on any fallout this latest hit to the torrent community has.

http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/11565.cfm

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Originally posted by DigiNut Yeah, but people still haven't caught on, it seems. Oh well, more bandwidth for us.

Either you're paying to be able to pirate (somewhat silly), or you're using the most painful and annoying method of downloading ever.

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