www.graboid.com

This is a Toronto based company - from whose site, very recent releases can be downloaded as well as about 100,000 others from the site's archives. For $4.99 a month, you get 10,000MB (about 7/9 movies) and there's a free 31 day trial; for this, they don't require your name, details or credit card - only an email address for downloading. Its certainly worth looking at their website; I just found it by accident and have been using it for nearly 6 months.

Does Graboid pay anthing to the copyright holders..?

Locked Out wrote:
Should this blatant advert have got through the net, I wonder?

LO. Not an ad - just a ' word to the wise'

Like Pru gave today about Amazon

But. I'm watching the new Wall Street movie for 30p

Sorry to have troubled you

R

Locked Out wrote:
Should this blatant advert have got through the net, I wonder?

JK must have been in a very good mood indeed before posting this.

Yes the Canadian Graboid is a good/cheap site; being out of the USA (their main source) helps.

But colour quality - sometimes - can be low. Hell, its free for a month!

The movies are so up-to-date (within 48 hours of release) and even Blockbusters are worried.

However, there are others....

Mark wrote:
Yes the Canadian Graboid is a good/cheap site; being out of the USA (their main source) helps.

But colour quality - sometimes - can be low. Hell, its free for a month!

The movies are so up-to-date (within 48 hours of release) and even Blockbusters are worried.

However, there are others....

I can get all this and more for free from the various warez and torrent sites around.The question is should this,should we be supporting sites that rip off the hard work and investment of others?

What next? free links to the great tunes made by the people who populate this board?

As long as they are legal and paying all royalties due - fine; if they are not, not fine.