- Mar 9, 2020
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I don't trust it. Every time I try to download a game on anon file. I end up download something that I didn't even download. One of them contains a scam.
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- Thread starter dragonflame
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- Apr 30, 2017
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Or a download aggregator like JDownloader2, it works as fine.
Alternate solution, instead of left clicking on the "download" button, right click, copy the link and past the link into the URL zone of the browser ; worked fine two weeks ago and should still works.
- Jul 22, 2017
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Last I saw earlier this week is that they were asking for donations because they said they were more popular than their ad revenue was creating to keep server load reasonable.
It was ok 2 hours ago. Be patient, use another hosting server to download and go back later.
- Jul 22, 2017
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i wasn't being impatient or anythingh, jsut curiosity as i clicked one of the links and it lead to a 404, then i used a different one, and i'm just curious about if they said some kind of farewell or anything
- Jan 21, 2022
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When you remember that NOPY and their ~6,000/month pledges on Patreon was financially viable, it make you wonder if they are bad at designing their service, or bad at getting ad revenue. Especially if you take in count that they aren't this popular since they've one of the slowest download speed in some countries/networks.
To be fair, Nopy needed $6000 a month to pay for their servers. That kind of money is virtually impossible to pull in with pure ad revenue anymore. Maybe if they covered all of their website with adds like Mediafire does, they could manage it. But even then it's a bit doubtful since mediafire limits total file size and anonfile didn't. I'm amazed they were ever sustainable off ad revenue.