FAQ's

BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer (or P2P) protocol used for the distribution of large files.
More information:

• The official BitTorrent website
• Brian's BitTorrent FAQ and Guide
• The Wikipedia BitTorrent page

• uTorrent (a lightweight and easy-to-use client)
• The official BitTorrent client
• Azureus (a more advanced BitTorrent client)
• BitComet (a user-friendly BitTorrent client)
• Overview of more BitTorrent clients

• Connect with a large online community.
• You will get the option to upload torrents.
• You can post comments on torrents.

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No, torrent files are not copyrighted, so downloading the torrent file is allowed. However if you open a torrent file with your favorite BitTorrent client and start the process to begin downloading and possibly uploading copywritten content you may face copyright law punishments by your country.

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To search for BitTorrents uploaded by a specific user perform the following search command "user:USERNAME" (without quotes). This will return all BitTorrents uploaded from that username. If results are returned you will then be able to refine your search.

This is a small metadata file. Metadata here means that the file contains information about the data you want to download, not the data itself.

Your BitTorrent client needs the .torrent file to connect to the tracker (see below) and download the actual data you're interested in.

A seed is a client that has a complete copy of the data of a certain torrent. Once your BitTorrent client finishes downloading, it will remain open until you click the Finish button (or otherwise close it). This is known as being a seed or seeding.

A leecher (or a peer) is a client that is currently downloading the data of a torrent. A leecher (or a peer) does not have the complete file, otherwise it would be called a seed.

A BitTorrent tracker is a service on the internet that assists in the communication between BitTorrent clients. When you open a torrent file, your machine contacts the tracker and asks for a list of seeds and leechers to connect to.

The password is most likely the URL that's in the name of the torrent (posibly even with [] if it's for example "Test torrent [www.test.com]"). If that is not the case try the URL of the tracker (see the details page of the torrent). If that still isn't the password try to go to the tracker URL (without the scrape part!) and look for a password there.

Azureus magnet links are a new way of linking torrent files. Instead of downloading the torrent from a webserver, you download it directly from a seed/leecher. The biggest advantage is that you might be able to download the content of the torrent, even if the tracker is down or closed for registration. You need the latest version of the Azureus client with DHT enabled (open your UDP port) to use this feature.

Our privacy policy is simply this, you are who you are and what you do with our site is your own damn business.

We in no way shape or form gather any information on the people that use our site, we will not and do not keep records of IPS connected, monitor trafic or collect any information
that could be used in any way to indentify a user of our service. We will not ever sell, release or publish any information on anyone that visits our website.

It's our best intention to provide a service that is 99.9% safe and anonymous to use without worry of being tracked, monitored or us looking into your window with binoculars from the bushes.

Yes, according to CANADIAN COPY RIGHT LAW it is perfectly legal for us to run this site, after all we are not in any way, shape or form providing these files, we are merely a search engine that provides a torrent file, this torrent links you to other people that are uploading these files, we do not in anyway condone using this site to aquire copywrighted material that you do not already own a copy of, in mentioning that, you, the user are responsible for your actions while using this site, if you use this site to aquire illegal material it is your responsibility, not ours as again we are not actually sharing the file.

Hell No, we personally hate spyware and the dicks that make that shit, this site is 99.99% spyware and virus free, the torrents themselves as well, now the content you download is an entirely different matter so it never hurts to scan a downloaded file once its complete to be safe.

A torrent program such as Shareaza, uTorrent, BitTorrent, Azerus or a plethora of other clients will work as the program to download the actual file. A torrent is basic an index that points your downloading client to 'servers' or seeders that are allowing others to download information off them, a torrent works in that you can actually download different bits and pieces from man different people simultaneously allowing for a faster download speed while spreading the overall network traffic over many people.

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Navigate Through: Options Preferences Advanced (dropdown) UI Extras, Under "Search Engines" box copy & paste "Torrent Monkeys|http://www.torrentmonkeys.com/search/"

Example:


Press Ok or Apply and you should be able to search Torrent Monkeys directly through uTorrent application.