Torrent Leeching Live (BETA)

We began testing some of the new features recently implemented on our website. Our favorite among these is definitely the Torrent Leeching option - Registered and Premium users might have already noticed a new source of content in Upload Files named Torrent leech. This allows you to upload torrent files to our servers (normally with extension .torrent) and let RaviShare handle them for you - download the files included in the torrents and adding them to your account.

This can prove extremely useful - you don't need to run a resource-intensive torrent client yourself, there are no special requirements in regards to opening ports in your firewall and you do not need to worry about download/upload ratios, seeding or anything else like that.

We invite you to try and test the new features and send us your suggestions - your feedback is extremely important to us. Please bear in mind that files uploaded from torrents must obey our Terms of service and are subject to the same treatment in case of DMCA notices. Using RaviShare to share copyrighted files is not allowed and can lead to suspension of responsible accounts and cancellation of payment.

Thank you for your continuous support and happy sharing!

The RaviShare Team

Rafal March 30, 2010 at 07:40:17 AM

I tried this and it works. It would be handy to hide the Torrent leech radio button for Anonymous visitors, but I guess you want it there as advertisement. Do the same filesize limitations apply to torrent leeching?

Andrew March 30, 2010 at 07:41:29 AM

awesome, dude! currently dl torrents from the office (MIS will probably ban your website if it becomes too popular though)

Vladimir T. March 30, 2010 at 07:42:41 AM

will take a Premium account for this, running over 10 torrents from your website is more effective than doing it from my stupid provider who blocks torrent traffic and kills seeder connections

Paul March 30, 2010 at 07:43:39 AM

Rapidshare leech AND torrent leech? who are you, the filehosting fairy? kudos for the service...

Oliver March 30, 2010 at 05:01:49 PM

Thank you all for your comments - we appreciate your input.
@Rafal correct, same file limitations apply to individual files in any leeched torrent, depending on the account type (Registered or Premium).

zero90 May 11, 2010 at 04:25:17 AM

i tried it but aint workin,it says "e; error this type of user "e; and stuff
u need to invite me first ?

Oliver May 12, 2010 at 02:45:36 PM

@zero90 you seem to have uploaded a torrent on 28/04, this message is not offering enough information to allow us to assist you. Try to use the contact form next time.

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