Seedboxes can download a torrent's files (the data files / movies) when you add the torrent to it's torrent client. While they do that, they already upload back the parts they got to others and generate usually a share ratio above 1 due to their heigh bandwidth. (and make the life for non-seedbox users difficult).

You get a download link for the .torrent file (the torrent) in our torrent list, which unlike the button works without java script.

Some members have automated the downloading of torrents to their seedbox by the RSS feed. A member has made a tutorial in the "Guides" section of our Forum.

Any help would be appreciated. THanks in advance.

I think it has many great advantages. I can leave my files there, seeding for a very long time, even if my computer is turned off (which it was this week when I went out of town). My ratios have gone up exponentially. The seedbox has much greater bandwidth than my own ISP, so it is blazing fast. My own IP address isn't ever seen in the mix of downloading and uploading peers, only that of the seedbox itself, so the security is very good. The seedbox software does occasionally crash, and there is a manual "reboot" link from a different website, a godsend when you can't log on. Overall, I'm very pleased with it.

However I recall using Xirvik.com. Setup time usually takes longer, I think I waited longer than what is indicated in their site but after that I didn't have any problems. You can also choose from several locations, so choose the one that is most convenient for you. I'm not sure if they still use torrentflux as a client or rutorret.

What are the pros and cons of seedboxes? Easy setup? What are the costs? Fast or slow up- and download? Does expensive or cheap make any difference? Is your privacy protected? Security issues, who are the good providers and who are the bad ones etc.

Your reviews, testimonials are more than welcome!