Newsdemon
The greatest advantages of
Newsdemon
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Provider Price: from 2,00$ |
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Languages: EN, ES |
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Retention Time: 860 days |
120 miles from Atlanta is Anderson, South Carolina. This city of 25,000 citizens is also known as "Electric City" and is home to Newsdemon, another US Usenet provider. The company's website focuses exclusively on the US, British and Spanish markets. In the "European" section of the Newsdemon website, the company sells itself with the slogan "the UK's and Europe's no. 1 Usenet provider". The company's main European office is located 20 miles south of London in Redhill.
FEATURES
| Newsdemon | Result |
| Downloadspeed | DSL Highspeed |
| Retention Time | 860 days |
| Free Trial | 7-day trial |
| Packages | |
| 10 GB | 2,00$ |
| 25 GB | 5,00$ |
| Beginner | 8,99$ |
| 50 GB | 10,00$ |
| Basic | 11,99$ |
| 75 GB | 12,00$ |
| Veteran | 12,99$ |
| 100 GB | 15,00$ |
| Elite | 16,99$ |
| Pro | 19,95$ |
| 200 GB | 22,00$ |
| 500 GB | 53,00$ |
| 1000 GB | 87,00$ |
| Languages | EN, ES |
| Support | Online |
| Place of Business | United States of America |
| Other | Free Newsreader "NewsRover" |
Conclusion:
Unfortunately, Newsdemon is one of the Usenet providers that make more promises than they keep. The US provider doesn't have the all-round service to back up its claims as "the UK's and Europe's no. 1 Usenet provider". Although Newsdemon boasts a retention period of 810 days for binary files and 1,265 days for text files, the software support leaves something to be desired – as it only consists of FAQs and a support form with presets for the most frequent problems. Newsdemon offers its customers three different download packages, with data volumes of between 15 and 45 GB. The prices range between 9 and 12 USD per month. Users who prefer unlimited access to the Usenet can also consider Newsdemon as their provider of choice. This service costs 17 to 20 USD per month. Newsdemon somewhat makes up for its mixed performance across the board by providing each customer with a free newsreader after conclusion of contract.
