I’ve recently sought out and signed up for a few new multihoster / debrid services. To start things off, I’m testing out Deepbrid. The service purportedly supports 80+ filehosters, some of which are premium, and torrent / magnet downloads.
I’ve recently sought out and signed up for a few new multihoster / debrid services. To start things off, I’m testing out Deepbrid. The service purportedly supports 80+ filehosters, some of which are premium, and torrent / magnet downloads.
Most of us encounter the term ‘unlimited’ on a regular basis. Unlimited minutes. Unlimited texts. Unlimited data. Unlimited downloads. Whether it’s mobile phone service, home internet services or file downloads through a premium account filehoster or multihoster service, we’re bombarded with promises of unlimited access to unlimited data, simply for whatever one-time or monthly rate a company or service is asking for.
I’ve been using multihoster services since late 2011. It’s almost 2019, so a solid 7 years so far. I’ve also been researching them and writing about them for nearly as long. Over the years, I’ve seen variations of this comment pop up far too frequently in forums, on other blogs and even comments on my site:
For those who are existing LinkSnappy premium members (or were on Christmas), if you didn’t notice, we got a free 7-day extension to our accounts. Further, LinkSnappy is offering free bonus days for any new Elite account purchase for a limited time. You’re eligible whether you’re setting up a new account or renewing your existing account:
Zevera is back online with new owners. I’ve been wanting to test the service out, and I finally got the chance.
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