Isohunt Down....4 Now...

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http://isohunt.com/Update, Jan. 16, 2007
Lawyers from our primary ISP decided to pull our plug without any advance notice, as of 14:45 PST. No doubt related to our lawsuit brought by the MPAA, but we don't have more information at this time until people responsible comes to work tomorrow. We will be back in operation once we sort out this mess with our current ISP, or we get new hardware ready at our new ISP.
Sit back and enjoy the rest of the internet in the mean time, while it last. For your torrent searching needs, try Google for now by searching for "SEARCH TERMS ext:torrent".You can also come hang around our IRC channel (SSL on port +7000). We'll update on this page and on IRC when we have more information.If you wish to help us out financially, you can donate via Paypal from the button below. Due to prior dis-taste from certain individuals misusing legal funds for their own purposes however, this is not a legal defense fund. Your donations will be used for the operational costs of our servers and development of our websites. You have our sincere thanks. - The isoHunt crew

[Sigma]

And they keep falling like dominoes...

[antrobs]

Lets try to wait if it will be back like Pirate Bay......

AnTrObS

[Blah]

well looks like there up again..

http://www.slyck.com/story1389.html
isoHunt Back Online
January 22, 2007 There's a commonality that accompanies many aspects of the file-sharing community. A BitTorrent tracker/indexer shuts down, another takes its place. Sometimes, as was the case with The Pirate Bay, the tracker's administration simply reverts to a back-up server farm. isoHunt, the project of Gary Fung, has also resurrected his BitTorrent project after a short period offline.Slyck reported last Tuesday that isoHunt, a popular BitTorrent indexing site, has been forced offline. Fung had suspected that lawyers representing his ISP were responsible. According to Fung, this suspicion was confirmed after his ISP told him they were legally threatened. It would seem likely that Gary's legal problems with the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America), which resulted in a lawsuit in February of 2006, are at least attributable to his situation.The resulting action forced isoHunt off line for approximately a week. During that time, the site administration worked around clock to restore the site. As of this writing, the site is back online, although the domains of sister sites TorrentBox and Podtropolis are currently pointing to isoHunt.com.While much of isoHunt's hard work is attributable to the restoration of the site, Gary attest the job could not have been done without the help of the community."We accepted about $6700 (NET after Paypal fees) in donations since we went down on Jan. 16," said Gary's welcome message "That's over $1300 averaged, with about $2000 for the last day alone. Indeed, people like you is the power of the internet, and for sure we'll need your help more in the future."There's additional kinks still being ironed out. According to isoHunt, about half of the new servers are yet to be operational, and the torrent stats are still in the process of updating. These should only prove to be short term problems, and within the coming days most remaining issues will be resolved.

cheers

B

Edited January 23, 2007 by Blah

[Guest Warrior Crixus]

seems to be up and running now. just goes to show we cannot be kept down, because freedom to share is not just nice, it's a right.

[antrobs]

It's nice that it's alive again but there are some little problems from there other servers, sometimes there site won't load in the browser just blank.... But i think it will be fix sooner............

aNtRoBs