Research - Torrent users

[jtipt]

There are already a few of these services that exist, and I use one of them.

Fremium Model:
- The service would be free, but limited to 1 torrent/day as free users (not clear about that).
- The downloaded files would expire in a short time frame, let's say 3 days, unless you pay an extra for storaging the file on the server.

Don't offer fremium, it'll be abused, a free 1 week trial would be a lot better that this. Secondly for 3 days is little less time I suppose, the service that I currently use support upto 30 days or more(not sure).

Thinking of an integration with Mega, after the server downloads the torrent, the file could be moved automatically to your mega account or something like that, the problems i'm facing is that I need the user credentials to do that (username and password).

Now that's a original idea. I have never seen a service offering that, I would very much like that but if you could integrate it to Google drive, that would be deal maker for me and switch to your service instantly.

[swogerino]

I am a torrent user and for the moment I use ThePirateBay website to download stuff. A computer user with intermediate to advanced skills can surely distinguish when there is a malware in the files, TPB let's you see file list before downloading a torrent plus there are comments from users who have downloaded the file before.

Although TPB works well for me I would use your service if it was free or with very cheap payment because it simplifies the whole process for the user.

[babygun]

While the idea is nice, downloading for "trusted" sources on torrent sites and using a good antivirus, solves already many issues.
If the limit of your service is 1 torrent/day, than that will not attract many users ...