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Originally Posted by ericgtr
Then it's a flaw in their system. I take it you can't re-download songs that you've already purchased? That being the case I wouldn't buy it again either, screw that.
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Well I didn't pay of it the first time, but that would have been an advantage if I had. :-).
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Originally Posted by Brian W
I've never used Limewire...but I used WINMX when it was big, and still use emule from time to time....but it's so littered with garbage and kid porn zip files disguised as music collections that I dont trust anything I download from it.
The thing about the Torrents is that you can get entire collections at incredible speeds.
I "rebuilt" my beatles collection too a while back. my average speed was over 150K/sec and got 4 gigs of music in one file.
I love it
Torrentspy.com was recently shut down, but Demonoid.com is still up.But unless you're a registered member, you're limitd to what you can DL.
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Most of the stuff I download on LimeWire is so old that the douchebags who do that stuff don't target it as vehicles for spreading malicious content.They pray on the "too good to be true" surfers. Expensive programming, new songs, early releases, stuff like that. Or at least it seems that way from my end. I rarely get a song that does something suspicious, and my listing contain very little "junk". I use the filter, but that works for me because I'm looking for older, very specific songs.
I should get into the torrent systems again. I'm more PC savy then LimeWire. Right now though, it's working well for the purposes I use it.