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Q:  The content doesn't seem to be the same on all the servers, why?

A: This is because the servers are located in different geographical areas with different feeds and peering arrangements at each. We have designed our system this way for redundancy and speed.

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Q: When I go to download a group I do not get as many article headers as my newsreader reports are available, why?

A: Most newsreaders determine how many articles are available in a group by performing a calculating of the difference between the highest and lowest article ID number. On DNews (the news server software we use) this calculation is seldom accurate. We will continue to nag the makers of DNews until this error is corrected.

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Q: Some newsgroups seems to be expiring very quickly, why?

A: The rate of article expiration will vary by group and will depend on the amount and size of new articles coming in. This is especially true for binaries groups. We do not set limits on retention time, the only limitation is the amount of disk space available.

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Q: Do I have to use a newsreader to access your newsgroups?

A: No, with the Web Server package, you can access either with your newsreader or our Web Gateway.

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Q:  How do I cancel my account?

A: Go to our Subscribe page and you will see " Cancel My Membership" and follow the instructions.
It's that easy .

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Q:  How will your charge appear on my credit card statement?

A: all charges will discreetly appear as CCBill.com *TBM newsfeeds on your credit card statement

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Q:  Why are there articles missing in the binaries newsgroups?

A: This can happen for several reasons. The most likely is that some of the articles (or parts of articles) were filtered out as spam before they reached our servers. We do not filter any incoming articles on our binaries servers, everything we receive from our upstream is posted. Many news servers limit the maximum article size and if any articles are in excess of that size the server will cancel it automatically and it will not propagate out. Also, all news servers have the right to filter out anything that passes through their server. Keep in mind that usenet was designed to carry only plain text, not large binary files. Processing binary articles places twice as much strain on the server as plain text articles do. For these reasons no guarantee regarding completeness of binary articles is expressed or implied by newsfeedservices.com.

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Q:  Some articles that I post from newsfeedservices.com do not seem to propagate to other news servers, why?

A: Another news server may be cancelling them . We can take no further responsibility for articles not propagating once they have been sent to our upstream servers. Another reason could be if you have a record of abuse on our servers your posting access may have been disabled. Once your posting access has been disabled due to posting abuse it will never be restored, so don't even ask. Nor will we issue refunds for this reason.

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Q:  Is there a download limit?

A: Yes.  It is currently set at 2GB per day.

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Q:  If I want to upgrade my subscription or change the credit card I am using with newsfeedservices.com, what do I need to do?

A:Go to our Subscribe page and cancel your current account canceled. Wait until your current subscription period expires and you can no longer login then sign up a new account with the new credit card information.

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Q:   I am getting a "502 Authentication Error." What does this mean?

A: A "502 Authentication Error" means that you may have typed your username and/or password incorrectly.
Another possible cause is inaccurate or outdated credit card information.
User names and passwords are case sensitive!


Q: What is the POP3 and/or SMTP address?

A: newsfeedservices.com does not provide E-Mail account with the usenet services.

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Q:   Where can I find more info on Usenet?

A: Find the Usenet FAQ list at the CS department of the Utrecht University. You can also read about the early days of usenet from the original book: " Netizens : On the History and Impact of Usenet and the Internet " which is available here.

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Q:  I'm getting an AUTHENTICATION FAILED message

A:  First, check that you entered the correct username and password.  If you forgot your username and/or password, email  webmaster@newsfeedservices.com about your problem and we shall resend your username and password to your registered email.   Unfortunately, we cannot send this info to a different email because there is no way for us to authenticate your request.

If you are sure about your username and password, then the error may be because your account exceeded the allowed number of simultaneous logins.  Also, some Usenet browsers do not disconnect cleanly, in which case you may have to wait a few minutes before your account is cleared.


Q:  What are the daily limits for posting?

A: There are currently no limits for posting.

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If you still need help, contact webmaster@newsfeedservices.com.

What is Usenet:

What is Usenet?
What is Usenet? A second opinion.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Usenet.

Usenet Software:

Newsreaders


Where and how should I post:

How to find the right place to post.
A primer on how to work with the Usenet community.
Hints on writing styles for Usenet.
Rules for posting to Usenet.
Emily Postnews answers you questions on Netiquette.
FAQ on making and using a signature file.


Creating Newsgroups:

How to create a Usenet newsgroup.
Usenet Newsgroup Creation Companion
Emily Postnews answers questions on how to create a new alt group.



Alt.Binaries.Pictures.Info:

General etiquette
General info
OS specific info


 

Note: If you see others abusing this system please report it to webmaster@newsfeedservices.com right away.


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Usenet is a collection of user-submitted notes or messages on various subjects that are posted to servers on a worldwide network. Each subject collection of posted notes is known as a newsgroup. There are thousands of newsgroups and it is possible for you to form a new one. Most newsgroups are hosted on Internet-connected servers, but they can also be hosted from servers that are not part of the Internet. Usenet's original protocol was UNIX-to-UNIX Copy (UUCP), but today the Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) is used.

This is mostly access via newsgroup readers, such as Outlook Express, that run as separate programs.