FastUsenet.org wins Best New Usenet Provider for 2011
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate FastUsenet.org on winning the “Best New Usenet Provider” award. We would also like to welcome them to our community. FastUsenet.org is relatively new to the Usenet community but we really like what they have seen so far from FastUsenet.org – high retention and good pricing.
As is usual, when we look at the competitors in a given award category, they will put the providers through the paces, but in this category, a provider must make a very good showing, very fast. This was the case with FastUsenet.org, as they only joined us in the last few months of 2010, and already, they have our eye.
FastUsenet.org Best New Usenet Provider for 2011
Here are a few of the best features that we found.
- One of the first providers to have mobile access. Use your iPhone, Android, Blackberry or other mobile device including iPads.
- of binary retention…But, are promising more soon.
- More than 3 years of text retention.
- Up to 50 simultaneous connections.
- 120,000 + Newsgroups available.
- U.S. and European servers.
- Unlimited download speeds.
- SSL High-encryption connections.
- 14 Day free trial offer, and 10 day free trial of Newsbin Pro newsreader.
As mentioned, FastUsenet.org only joined us in the last quarter of 2010 and gained our attention with their attention to their customers, reliability, and speed. Considering their performance over the last few months, we expect them to continue to offer improved retention, and more features. Our teams are watching them with a hopeful eye, you may want to keep an eye on them, too.
If you have been considering them as a provider, they have several packages available ranging from $2.95 per month, up to $9.95 per month. Also, all of their packages allow a 14 day free trial…so you can check them out with no risk.
These packages allow from 6 GB with the economy package to unlimited on the other end. Add in the mobile access, high retention rates, and up to 50 concurrent SSL encrypted connections, and FastUsenet.org becomes a provider to watch for 2011.
Read our FastUsenet.org Review
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