@IncubusAZ Delete that. It worked!

@etalith All series (including series 3 as well) are on YouTube. Not sure about subtitles but those should be easily locatable if ever created.

@rafanudo We have no such restriction in place. This could be that the torrents you are downloading are not well seeded, or could also be your ISP throttling P2P traffic over their network. While this practice is banned in Canada, it is very commonplace in many other parts of the world, including the United States.

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@lololulu19 If any studio is particularly on-point regarding DMCA infractions, there is no reason to expect them to be any less proactive regarding their older productions than they are their newer scenes. In the case of this studio, I have noticed a real trend of them releasing "new" films/DVDs that are simply compilations of some of their old scenes. Indeed, they seem to be one of the worst studios for do so. I have seen the same scenes crop up in multiple ostensibly new films. This, to me, seems like a huge "fuck you" to those people who still purchase films rather than simply subscribe to their site as they are charging premium prices for something the customer may already have paid for. It's not unlike those wretched trading card packs for kids that are sold in newsagents. The kids end up just getting the same cards over and over again with nothing new. Nevertheless, the studios financial interest in those scenes still exists, and as such there is no reason to expect that they will simply turn a blind eye to sharing of scenes they may have shot a decade ago. Also, while I agree that recent work isn't as good as it used to be, I don't see why that should have any bearing on their approach to DMCA breaches.

@cteavin This is probably because your ISP is super shady and has started throttling P2P traffic over their network as they are unable to distinguish the difference between legal and illegal P2P traffic. The only known way to get around this is to use a VPN so that your ISP sees the VPN session and not the P2P traffic within the VPN session. This type of traffic shaping is illegal in Canada without technical justification.

@frostycab Some studios hire law firms that have automated bots which troll websites (particularly known websites) if trigger words come up. Since it's a law firm, versus the studio, that sends these out, some websites (and particularly the web-hosts or the webmasters) have some responses set to automatically comply when these are received - so there's no real review or verification process involved. As you noted, what searchable terms are used is one thing that prompts these trigger words for law firms.

@frostycab said in Confused about "Bonus Points": They could use the 600 all in one go to get 10Gb, but they might also trade in 400 for 2 invites. On point, however, only power users can use the invites.

@lizejing1994 Not unless you have a habit of inviting rule-breakers.