At BestUsenetReviews, we take the time to carefully examine all of our subjects to find the most up to date information on how various providers stack up against each other so that we can give you an accurate account of not just our experiences, but also what we believe an average experience to be. We look at the following criteria to make our list:

Download Completion – The primary concern for Usenet should be whether text and binary articles can be successfully completed. Every option archives all 110,000+ Usenet newsgroups for their full retention period.
Retention – We feel that retention is crucial for most Usenet users, particularly those who are searching for older articles.
Download and Speed Limits – There are too many Usenet options to deal with a provider that doesn’t give you high or unlimited downloads and speeds.
Customer Support – Sometimes things go wrong, and we want to know that the providers we recommend will take care of their users in an efficient, timely, and courteous manner.
Network Performance – We have a variety of testers around the world who put Usenet providers under stress to see which ones have the highest performance, even with extreme use.