Rhever Introduces Premium P2P File Sharing

[zbeast]

Story : http://www.pcmag-mideast.com/NewsDetail.aspx?ID=1267

"While the legal aspect of file sharing is an ongoing issue, there's no denying that the method is the natural progression for watching the latest movies or listening to the newest CD's," says a Rhever spokesman. "Yet much of the current technology and software is frustrating, to say the least - slow download times, viruses and corrupt files are just some of the annoying aspects of P2P file sharing. Our software allows users to easily search from over 25 million files; our servers also allow download speeds of up to 25MB/s. We're confident that Rhever offers users the best and most practical solution available today."

yawn!... controled monitored sharing is not sharing.

[darkened]

This sounds eerily like buying leech slots...

[MrFredPFL]

wow - bizarre. no link to the service, which i suspect is just as well.

first they say:

Access to High Speed servers run by government, colleges, University research departments and NASA

and then they say...

Rhever's servers ensure that no viruses or fake files are uploaded to the service. Each of its 60,000 servers are run by an administrative team that monitors the servers for any rogue files - viruses, fake uploads and other negative features that are removed instantly. This allows Rhever to maintain a clean index of files that results in direct server downloads without interruption.

really? your administrative teams are in charge of NASA and other government servers, and university servers too? why do i find that impossible to believe?

sounds like a bigtime scam to me.

[MrFredPFL]

yes, major scam. it's a usenet frontend. usenext, anyone?

[ntscuser]

Members of the Rhever community will be allocated 15GB's of monthly download bandwidth. Potential users can sign up for a free trial, with 2GB's of download bandwidth allocated to them for the trial period.

[zbeast]

wow - bizarre. no link to the service, which i suspect is just as well.

http://www.rhever.com/

I like how there UI has a link to what clames to be "Ironman".

I know it's not fair the greef on someting befor you try it.
but paying for download credits... Sounds like crapware of the first order.

I have emule, limewire, torrents, usenet, nzbs, linksites. I really don't need this.

[MrFredPFL]

I know it's not fair the greef on someting befor you try it.

ok, then i will

let's see:

it's not any more legal than any other system which allows no uploading.

it's not p2p.

it's not new.

it's a scamming fuckwit with a usenet frontend who is trying to falsely pass it off as countless different things that it isn't. 60k servers yes, i think everyone should email jheinz@gmail.com and tell him how impressed we all are with his 60k government servers that he administers


the sad thing here is that PC Magazine bought it.

[enigmax]

I have something nice on this piece of crap in the morning. I held off til the launch date, I think they're ready for us now

[Hooah]

Michael Heinz (jheinz@jmhmedia.com)
14107 Tiger Lily Ct
Corona, CA 92880
+1.909.967.6150

[enigmax]

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