Supernews Review
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Highlights of Supernews include 500 days of binary retention, 1,000 days of text retention, 30 connections and free 256-bit SSL. Combine these features with unlimited Usenet access for under $10 a month and you've got a winning combination.
Supernews launched in 1995 and was one of the early leaders in the Usenet industry. The tradition now continues with a new site design and account offerings.
Retention is among the top in the industry with over 500 days of binary retention and 1,000 days of text posts. That's nearly a year of binary retention and growing. We wouldn't be surprised to see Supernews surpass the competition in the future.
Performance has never been an issue with SuperNews. You can expect broadband speeds at all hours of the day and days of the week using either standard and SSL ports. They have server farms located in the US, Europe and Asia to maximize performance. Supernews helps ensure your privacy with 256-bit SSL encryption. This feature is offered free of charge to all customers.
Reliability has always been a strength of Supernews. You can expect a 99%+ completion rate. Meaning when you're looking for something Supernews is likely to have it. Supernews also offers up to
30 simultaneous connections which ensures reliable speeds. We were able to max out our cable Internet connection with only a handful connections. When questions arise you can rely on their 24/7 tech support.
The best feature of Supernews is the price. They offer customers unlimited Usenet access for $11.99 a month. Better yet for a limited time NGR visitors can enjoy the same access for just $9.99 a month. The discount is automatic. Simply visit the NGR Supernews $9.99 special page to take advantage of the deal.
We're happy to see SuperNews returning to its rightful spot among the top Usenet providers. With over 500 days of binary retention, 1,000 days of text posts, 30 connections and free SSL for under $10 a month the competition better watch out. The Supernews "Newspaper Man" is back!
