With MAM you basically want to grab a ton of freeleech torrents so that you can max your BP out. For example I seed about 350 torrents for 550bp/hr which means every 3ish days I have max points.
You spend all that on upload credit. Once you have 1tb upload credit you can access the invites section of the forum.
From there you can get an invite to Orpheus, which is a very strong music tracker. There also some other good mid tier trackers.
Its like your only reading half the comment before you need to regurgitate random points about the importance of seeding, which is not at all the point. This should be obvious as I clearly stated the point.
It does not "cause no seeders". It just doesn't typically seed (although some do offer seedbox options). Its a leecher, like the millions of users who torrent without port forwarding or stop seeding after the file is complete.
For debrid users it doesn't matter. The PT try hards do all the seeding and the media itself is typically already cached on the debrid services servers.
My point being if your going to pay to access pirated content, buying a debrid service is a much better value then a PT invite or a standalone seedbox.
Its really easy to get into MaM and TL, from MaM you can get invites to quality mid tier trackers such as BHD, Orpheus, Seedpool, Aither, ANT, and LST. For the vast majority of users that is going to cover all their needs.
Its just not worth spending money to buy invites.
You basically need a seedbox on the higher tier trackers and at that point debrid services are a better value.
You lost me at step 1 use shady Chinese site known for scams.
If your just browsing you could try using a reddit frontend, such as a redlib instance like redlib.catsarch.com
Verify their hash signature.
Imagine owning a house or property in 2025 lol
Its a private tracker for audio books, books, and book related things.
https://www.myanonamouse.net/inviteapp.php
Very nice community and the "interview" is simple. Not the psychotic hour+ long interview process that REDacted and other trackers have.
I figured it out....
Here is what I did (I am sure there are more efficient ways)
1 - I left the I-am-PUID-0 setup how it is. What I mean is after I went through the guide and got it working I did not change anything to get RDT working.
2 - I created a new docker-compose for RDT that uses the rclone mount from the I-am-PUID-0 guide. I did this because when I had them combined into one compose, RDT would work but Zurg did not. If I have them separated as different docker setups they both work.
2a - Make sure you understand what the Download Path and Mapped Path are in RDT. The Download Path is the path inside the Docker container where files are downloaded. Whereas the Mapped path is the path on your host that is mapped to /data in the container.
My docker compose for RDT is
# version: "3.8"
services:
rdt-client:
image: rogerfar/rdtclient
container_name: rdtclient
stdin_open: true # docker run -i
tty: true # docker run -t
volumes:
- /pd_zurg/mnt:/data # Ensure this matches the pd_zurg mount
environment:
- RCLONE_UID=1000
- RCLONE_GID=1000
- TZ=America/New_York # e.g., "America/New_York"
- DOWNLOAD_DIR=/data/downloads # Specify the download directory
ports:
- 6500:6500
devices:
- /dev/fuse:/dev/fuse:rwm
cap_add:
- SYS_ADMIN
security_opt:
- apparmor:unconfined
- no-new-privileges
restart: unless-stopped
With this setup Zurg is grabbing anything I download from Real Debrid and adding it my Plex server. RDT via Sonarr is grabbing whatever shows I tell Sonarr to download via Torbox. All that has to be done is add the downloads folder as another library in Plex and voila.
I am sure you could configure this to do more, I just wanted an option to grab shows on demand and make use of currently having two active debrid services. My use case is a bit odd and most likely not optimal for most but, hopefully this helps somebody.
If you need a torrentleech invite hit me up
I may have a speed.cd invite as well if interested
Basically this. It just depends what your VPN use case is. If its just to avoid DMCA notices include would be the way to go.