Table of INDEXERS Black Friday Deals (2023-2020)

[sbestran]

Table of Indexers Black Friday deals from this year (2023) and since 2020:



INDEXER
Tier or Time
2023 BF
2023 normal
2022 BF
2021 BF
2020 BF


abNZB
Supporter
13U$
15U$
$12 now $10
$12 = VIP free
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VIP
19U$
24U$
$22 now $18
12
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AltHUB
Premium
4U$/12U$/15U$
10U$/25$/40U$
"as little as 4U$"
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Lifetime
20U$
55U$
22U$
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DogNZB
Any

20U$
"+4 months"
"+4 months"
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DrunkenSlug
Any
"+6 months"
15/25EU
"+6 months"
"+6 months"
"+6 months"


NinjaCentral
?
11/2y 50/life
11EU
2 Years for 11EU
2 Years for 10EU
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NZBGeek
6m
5U$
6U$
U$4
U$4
U$4



12m
9U$
12U$
U$9
U$8
U$8



5years
30U$
40U$
U$30
U$30
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Lifetime
60U$
80U$
U$60
U$60
U$30


NZBPlanet
Lifetime
30GBP (-25%)
40GBP
"-25%"
"-25%"
"-25%"



Notes:

1 - abNZB and AltHUB are already with these discounts open.
2 - Other sites will be available 24th November 2023.
3 - Dog still did not publish anything about their usual BF deal.
4 - Ninja's Deal doesn't say what currency it uses, but it is supposedly Euros.

[JohnWick]

alt hub does not seem good to me, 0 result when i search, i tested them on free account.

[sbestran]

I got their lifetime after many 14days trials.

Their bad side for me: They don't filter very well, there are some fakes in the results but quite distinguishable (like a 3MB zip for a bluray remux , the type of thing that *ARRs can filter quite well), but they got my "thank you" after being the only place where I found a Joachim Trier movie that I was looking for at max quality (really something that I wished to keep, that one).

Their good side for me is the same as the bad: when on prowlarr it's like using the old altavista instead of google, I end up finding more stuff between the misses.

I didn't use them recently (my 400+ movies upgrade odyssey is finally over) so I can't say if they are working or not right now, but they did help me upgrade my library (what a 8TB month...), and they got my trust (I manually searched all movies on radarr and then the ones I couldn't find better quality I searched directly on prowlarr) after finding many remuxes there, some times reposted.

I don't know what groups they automatically monitor, or if the "we just auto-monitor" is just for the record, but they do index, and they worked very well for me in the past months. I have to see a movie now, but I can test it afterwards and edit here if they are working on my end.

EDIT: yes, just searched for a thing with them, AltHub API is working for me and trowing results.

[anon]

Their good side for me is the same as the bad: when on prowlarr it's like using the old altavista instead of google, I end up finding more stuff between the misses.

Ahaha... even though Google had already acquired their reputation for good results by then, I kept using Altavista and Ask Jeeves until late '04. If you're really buff, though, you'll remember Copernic.

[sbestran]

Ahaha... even though Google had already acquired their reputation for good results by then, I kept using Altavista and Ask Jeeves until late '04. If you're really buff, though, you'll remember Copernic.

https://web.archive.org/web/19961230155939/http://mamma.com/

Feeling old? Don't forget to download Netscape.

[anon]

No hit counter, no animated GIFs, no MIDIs playing in the background, no guest book, no web rings and that list of search engines is missing HotBot... I can only rate your link 9/10 :smilie4: Also, why download Nescafé when you can run a browser inside your browser?

https://oldweb.today/

I had to keep an old version of Internet Explorer installed to do my taxes until 2016. The login page recommended using at least 800x600 at 256 colors and IE 3 or Netscape 4.

[sbestran]

I had to keep an old version of Internet Explorer installed to do my taxes until 2016. The login page recommended using at least 800x600 at 256 colors and IE 3 or Netscape 4.

Man, you made me laugh so much.

Until 2016!?

Think of the good side, all the nostalgic people wanting the world to be a bit more (insert dial-up connecting noise here).

I know I'm destroying the thread going off-topic, but I couldn't let that one pass.
My first e-mail was a mega-drive cartridge thing.

Oh, not so off-topic, Usenet is all about the oldies.