Seedr : online cloud torrent download

Most of you who are reading this post might have problems downloading torrents via a torrent client.
Seedr is an online service that allows you to cloud download torrents via magnetic links or torrent torcache files. The free service allows cloud download  of upto 8GB at max, for larger files you will have to upgrade to premium with which you will get other amazing features. For details, take a look at their pricing below. 

Seedr.cc is the next-generation product or service going to deliver the bit-torrent encounter into a completely degree. While torrents are certainly not precisely legal as well as safe and sound, nonetheless they have now grow to be part and also package of our on-line lifetime right now. And so, gain access to these in the quickest and also best way achievable we have now Seedr.

 Seedr works in almost every network across the globe. They also have torrent streaming feature and other amazing features for both non premium and premium users. Seedr.cc is a great alternative and a much better user-friendly website than filestream.me and zbigz. You can use Internet Download Manager (IDM) to download cached torrents from seedr. The best part is that you can delete the torrents from the server whenever finished downloading, and get your space back for more torrents!You can buy premium account to further enhance your experience. Then you will be able to download more than one torrents in parallel, also the size will not be limited to 2 


If your network's udp ports are blocked (trackers and p2p are dead meat) , this service is no less than heaven for you :) 
Register here: https://www.seedr.cc/?r=454072

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