@Maistron If the invites are still open, I would like to apply for Blutopia, got plenty of ratio proofs if needed

Personally, I don't think it's necessary to show your IP. As long as the speed test proof's location is shown, you really can't cheat the speed test proof. To solidify the proof of the speed test, I would put the current date in the search bar, and when you take a screenshot, make sure it covers the search bar and the pc date time. You should also include your account in the screen shot.

Join FileList a couple weeks ago, and I can definitely say their torrent database is vast. I can understand why people claim it to be one of the best private trackers, and I'm glad they aren't shutting it down anytime soon.

Highly recommend joining their discord server for invites. It isn't that hard to get into, and you get pinged when they open sign-ups.

Some public torrent search engines I can think of is BitSearch, Knaben, Solid Torrents, Torlock, iDope, TorrentProject2, Torrentz2eu, and Torrentz2nz. Note that search engines isn't specific to one genre of torrents, rather it searches torrent from other torrent sites.

I don't think FileListing is related to FileList.io. FileListing is a public torrent search engine although I do not know the reason for its shutdown

Tracker Name: FileList Tracker URL: https://filelist.io GLOBAL FREELEECH IS ACTIVE [Expires in: 6d -1h 14m 34s]

@Eren If you still have any invites left, I would love to join. I have a positive ratio for many private trackers, and I hope to add Milkie to my list. I have plenty of ratio proof if needed.

If you're still sending invites, I would love to have one. I have been on many private trackers with a strong positive ratio. If you need any ratio proof, I gladly will send some

FileList is NOT shutting down! About a week ago, the owner of FileList made the announcement that the site would be shutting down. The reason cited was the owner's lack of time to run the site, emphasizing the significant commitment required for such platforms. Concurrently, they also closed the site's donations, and this status is expected to last for the next 2-3 months. Another key factor contributing to the decision to shut down was the concern about the security risks associated with sensitive data. Ensuring the website's security is a complex task, one that demands a trustworthy, reliable, and technically proficient person. Finding such an individual proved to be a challenge. Ultimately, the owner believed that shutting down the site was the best choice for the community. Following this surprising announcement, the community shared their thoughts and opinions regarding FileList. Many considered it to be one of the best private trackers available. However, a few days before the official shutdown was scheduled, the owner, also known as EboLLa, released another announcement. In this announcement, it was revealed that FileList would continue its operations. Although EboLLa would be retiring from the website, another user, God, returned to take over the technical aspects, ensuring the site's functionality. Additionally, Oana would be promoted to the SysOp class, further bolstering the team responsible for the site's operation. With these changes and new owners in place, FileList will continue to thrive and evolve alongside its community.

I was wondering why the site was down for such a long time, lol. Good to have it back up again, and hope the team continues with their amazing work

I have over 100 torrents, but I don't seed them all of them at the same time. I have each torrent labeled, so I seed some at x amount of time, then I seed another group. This way I can seed torrents more effectively rather than just having them spread out.

Thank you all so much for the welcome

RuTracker and FitGirl are good places to get games in my opinion.

qBittorrent for me. I tried deluge, and it wasn't bad, but I couldn't stand the UI design lol. I also think transmission is a good client too, but I'm gonna stick with qBittorrent.

Mullvad can be used with WireGuard or OpenVPN. Personally I use WireGuard to set up my protocols, and it makes my connection speed faster plus its less resource intensive. Mullvad offers around 600+ servers, so you have a lot to choose from. When it comes to torrenting, I think it's great for torrenting because of the features it offers such as split tunneling, custom dns server, socks5 proxies, multihop, etc. I set up Mullvad and Wireguard together, so if my VPN disconnects, it kills off the connection of qbittorrent to prevent leaks.

I use Mullvad VPN. It has many features such as split tunneling, kill switch, tunnel protocols, and dns content blockers. The price is also what makes it great.

For public trackers, it would RuTracker. I think AlphaRatio is a great private tracker because of it's special bonuses like IRCBonuses.

I save it in the browser because I'm lazy, but I do use a password manager for important stuff.

There's a tool called CrossSeedAutoDL that uses Jacketts to find similar matches to the torrent you want to cross seed. There is also SeedCross which is based off of that tool, but it's a web UI.

I moved to Firefox recently from Chrome. I feel like it's more secured, and you get to customize it more than Chrome such as hardened Firefox. I also like fork versions of Firefox such as LibreWolf.

I use Windows, but honestly I would switch to Linux. I'm just lazy, lol.

A. Tell us something about yourself? Been seeding public torrents for years, wanting to get into private trackers and I've started off strong :) B. How did you find InviteHawk? Googling C. What Torrent Sites are you looking for? (Mention none if just browsing) Any private tracker D. Do you use the same username or email on InviteHawk as well as on trackers? (If yes, please fill a Username Change or Email Change form) No E. Do you have any suggestions for InviteHawk? New to the website, so not much to say. Design is nice, but I prefer stuff in categories or forums. A bit hard to navigate this site.