Here at FSF, we’re always on the lookout for the newest tracker invite sites. Whether it be duds like TakeMe, CGI-U or SceneInvites - or studs such as TPS, Etiv and TR; we aim to report about them all unbiasedly - and let our readers decide. Let us introduce the latest torrent forum to launch - inviteTheScene.
After receiving countless requests for an updated version of our Top 50 Most Requested Private Tracker Invites article, we’ve finally gotten around to crunching the numbers once again. In comparison to last December’s statistics, the results are astonishingly quite different this time around. There are dozens of new popular trackers, defunct trackers, IRC applications, new torrent forums & more experienced private torrenters than ever before; collectively, all of these factors (and more) account for the difference in request popularity. Just like last year, it should be no surprise as to who holds the No.1 spot.
It’s been quite some time since we’ve introduced a new Torrent Forum to the BT scene. Is this because new ones aren’t being started up? Not exactly - there are a few new underground forums that we’re not just not able to mention here at FSF. But not so with TTinvite.com - a new BitTorrent discussion & invites board that’s currently open for registration. And we’re even allowed to review it!
TrackerChecker.org, a top-notch website that tirelessly updates private torrent trackers that are open for registration, could be slated for closure. Launched back in April 2008, it would now appear that the site could disappear soon. Tracker signups haven’t been updated for nearly three days - usually this is every 6 minutes or less - which suggests that this great service is coming to an end - only time will tell.
Update: TrackerChecker is now offline.
Call this our unofficial tracker invites weekend. BittClub.org isn’t exactly a new P2P forum, but has only recently begun to hit their stride. Beginning in late April, little-known BittClub offers the usual fare: tracker invites, discussion and everything else that has to do with the torrent community. We’re bending one of their rules here - "BittClub" isn’t supposed to be mentioned publicly, as they prefer only to be referred to as BTC.
As promised, here’s another tracker invite forum that is currently open for registration. Take The Invite (aka TakeMe) is a brand-new torrent board that launched just three days ago, yet shows signs of promise. While most of the board is off limits to non-members, there are some public areas so you’ll be able to preview it before signing up.
This weekend, we’ve got an impressive array of torrent forum info to catch you up on, starting with Etiv.in. Etiv began life merely two months ago, yet has quickly blossomed into one of the Internet’s hotspots for tracker invites & discussion. After we announced their humble beginning, Etiv quickly closed public registration after just a few short days, and hasn’t been open since - until now. Missed the boat? Here’s your chance to get in, using this special FSF signup link that’s only going to be open for the next 24 hours.
There are two brand-new torrent forums that have recently opened up shop - the first one under review is SceneInvites.info. At just barely a week old, ScI already lists an impressive 118 members and 1,620 posts - not bad for a fledgling board. Forum ideas are well-thought out: there’s already a list of no-movement sites, and a good selection of tutorials.
Looking for a fresh torrent forum serving up invites? PTInvites.com is a lesser-known private tracker invite forum that’s managed to keep a low profile. Starting up as early as last August, PTI began very privately but only this year has taken strides to increase the membership - which now stands at 738 - not bad for a torrent forum that no one’s even heard about. Registration is currently open.
Whether you fancy obscure films, architectural software, XBOX games, iPhone apps, BluRays, HD documentaries, anime, 80’s cartoons, porn, textbooks, magic tricks or just about every audio recording ever made - there’s bound to be a private torrent tracker out there that carries it. With even a minimal amount of perseverance, just about anyone should be able to find a way into at least 95% of these private trackers - if you know how & where to look. Here’s a few tips devised to set you on the right path to tracker enlightenment.
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