Either Soulseek (Which still manages to be my one-stop shop for this kind of thing) or forums, but you'd have to find an active forum related to that niche. For example there's Squidboard for game and anime soundtracks
Always worked for me, high res and all... The issue is only with Shutterstock, alamy etc are still working fine
Telegram is the best place for it, imo. You start from the surface in public groups and channels, then search the group messages and pay attention to where the forwarded messages and links come from. Just keep digging deeper.
A lot of good groups got nuked this year, tho. It's not that common but still happens. They always return, just keep an eye for info in public channels.
Well, I know for a fact it isn't a scam because my subscription and connection are working fine and the stability is more than worthy what I've paid for, but with what you've just told me I'm gonna be ๐๐ from now on... I hope you find a provider that's worth your money and time, cheers ๐
Yes... I don't see why they're taking so long to reply to you. It had never happened to me. How unfortunate, they might lose a potential customer
Only one connection. In my experience, they answer faster by email, usually within 24h
This is the provider I use. It has everything Sky Sports and PPV 4K even at the lowest subscription tier, and they have a WhatsApp number for quick customer service. Their standard server is located in Europe, and the premium server is in America. Extremely stable for me.
Thank you so much! This will be helpful (for both my pirate and official portfolio)
Good to know there's a way to keep an easy re-uploadable backup in case the site goes down. I hadn't thought about learning some HTML and CSS, thanks for the tip!
I want to build a "pirate portfolio" of all my personal fan works. There's manga, anime, documentaries, book chapters, all sorts of things I've translated myself from Russian and English. Mostly Japanese, British and modern Russian content. No USA.
What do you guys think would be the best place to host the website? Not the content itself, which I plan on uploading to mega until I can afford to build a small home server.
I live in a "pirate-friendly" country (Brazil), but it won't make any difference if the website platform itself is located in a regulated country, am I right? They can have it taken down anyway.
I'm thinking of nothing special, even a simple rentry page, minimally customized, would do.
So, what do you guys think I should do to protect my website from being randomly taken down? How to post the links? Where to host the websites? Thanks!
ProstoPleer! Russian website with direct mp3 downloads and uploads, playlist creation and sharing, just like the old GrooveShark. I was lucky that I made a backup of all my playlists 2 months before it happened.