Filestream.me: unique service (free files storage and free traffic)

**Charlottenburg** · 15.05.12, 01:29

For some unknown reason (to me), I can not start a new topic in BitTorrent Talk or in One-Click-Hoster. However, this service is related to BitTorrent as well as file lockers.

So, what is the Filestream.me?
Filestream.me is a unique service combining cloud service which provides an encrypted file storage and handy Internet tools for downloading files from the most popular file sharing services and BitTorrent network.

More details about the services can be found here:

Overview of the functionality

file lockers:

BitTorrent (statistical comparisons of Filestream.me and the tracker):

Download speed:

Thanks for Your attention!

**anon** · 15.05.12, 02:20

How can I download files from BitTorrent network?
In order to download files from BitTorrent network you need to download .torrent file from your favorite torrent tracker and upload to your filestream.me storage. Our system will parse your files and start downloading data from BitTorrent network.

Do you seed the files I've downloaded from BitTorrent network?
Yes we do. We seed your files until 1:2 ratio.

This sounds great for when you want to grab a torrent but are on a restricted connection, as I often am. Let's enjoy it while it's still there. Thanks for the share!

**Config** · 24.05.12, 16:31

The services look promising. have signed up

EDIT: I just started a 8 GB download from a private tracker and it is downloading it at 8MB/s

**svartevarg** · 25.05.12, 15:03

Do u have to pay for premium services or is it free-of-charge?
Does it work with all private trackers?

**anon** · 25.05.12, 18:53

Originally Posted by svartevarg

Do u have to pay for premium services or is it free-of-charge?

For now it's free.

Does it work with all private trackers?

In theory it should, but I wouldn't recommend using it in private trackers, since the client they use (aria2) is unlikely to be whitelisted, and tries to pass itself as uTorrent. It might work on the more lax ones like BitSoup, though, and then you have a free seedbox.

**Charlottenburg** · 26.05.12, 06:20

Such a message can be seen when you try to perform any operations with files ...

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**anon** · 26.05.12, 18:32

reconstruction of disk storages

All files downloaded from the Internet will be deleted.

Sounds like too many people wanted to use them as a free seedbox and premium link generator?

**Charlottenburg** · 31.05.12, 08:41

The site is working again!

**mazmart** · 31.05.12, 20:53

but it doesn't download anything from rapidshare ... all links after fwe minutes are "not availible"

**cainly** · 31.05.12, 23:46

awesome site. So far I have tested on RS, Turbo, and some torrents. All work great. Thanks for the great find.

**SealLion** · 01.06.12, 02:25

from the agreement statement for this site:

....The operator guarantees confidentiality of the information given by the Client...

I hope so because as everyone is so familiar this is most important.

The client hasn't the right to use service: - for storage and distribution of materials which break any local legislation, restrain someone's copyright, are cracks or the cracked versions of any software,

LOL. Ok. Now seriously....

The operator has the right to hand over without the prevention in law enforcement bodies the information on Clients which place the illegal information in any kind.

If I am reading this correctly, though the words, 'without the prevention in law enforcement.." is somewhat confusing, it is basically suggesting pressure tactics. I think that, that might be correct. Though as seen many times before, a warrant would first need to be issued, then if there are no conflicting laws in the way, then that warrant would have effect.

I really like this here taken from their FAQ:

Do you seed the files I've downloaded from BitTorrent network?
Yes we do. We seed your files until 1:2 ratio.

D

Overall very decent. I like it nevertheless.

**cainly** · 01.06.12, 19:13

I'm just wondering how they are keeping their servers up. Where are they getting their income from to provide this free service?

**anon** · 01.06.12, 20:47

Originally Posted by cainly

I'm just wondering how they are keeping their servers up. Where are they getting their income from to provide this free service?

I'm guessing this "everything for free" is a way to initially promote the service, and then they're at least going to introduce paid services.

**cainly** · 02.06.12, 07:31

Exactly what I was thinking because I stumbled upon this check box in the settings "Prolong subscription automatically". I'm certain they will make it a paid subscription once they get their name out more.