Lazarus
New member
Whenever I offer something for download, I try to make it available on at least two hosts and often three.
I do this because I've got premium accounts on those services anyway. Yea, it takes a bit more time to upload to multiple services, but it seems like the decent thing to do.
So, I'm curious why more uploaders don't do this? Especially now when it seems there are as many as five different services being used (datafile, rapidgator, keep2share, fboom, and now ********).
I realize that not everyone can afford multiple premium accounts and that's fine. I certainly don't get a premium account for every service. But, few uploaders offer multiple downloads and it's hard to believe all of them are financially tight on cash.
Is there a financial benefit/payback for sending people to only one service? Or are there some other positive reasons why this is being done? (I can think of the negative ones on my own).
I do this because I've got premium accounts on those services anyway. Yea, it takes a bit more time to upload to multiple services, but it seems like the decent thing to do.
So, I'm curious why more uploaders don't do this? Especially now when it seems there are as many as five different services being used (datafile, rapidgator, keep2share, fboom, and now ********).
I realize that not everyone can afford multiple premium accounts and that's fine. I certainly don't get a premium account for every service. But, few uploaders offer multiple downloads and it's hard to believe all of them are financially tight on cash.
Is there a financial benefit/payback for sending people to only one service? Or are there some other positive reasons why this is being done? (I can think of the negative ones on my own).