Is there a way to bypass Binary download limit?

I don't think you are going to find what you want ... not from a free newsgroup. Maintaining a server (or servers) costs money, and it can be incredibly expensive to run them, including the cost of bandwidth. Somewhere down the line, the money has to come from somewhere, and very few people are going to be altruistic enough to shoulder the entire load, especially when you are talking about thousands of dollars.

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. The Internet isn't a giant BBS anymore.

It really won't matter if you start and restart Outlook, hoping to fool the news server. This is maintained by your ISP, and they are well aware of how much traffic is going down the pipe. They assigned your IP address ... and if your system wasn't identified, you couldn't get online.

I did find a <A HREF="http://https://secure.giganews.com/signup/cgi-bin/service.cgi?..." target="_new">source</A> that allows a 3-day trial period with their servers, and they more than likely carry the newsgroup that you wish to access. But you'll need a credit card to get signed up.

If this isn't to your taste, I'd search around for another USENET service, and resign yourself to paying. This is usually less than ten dollars a month, so if it is important that you have unlimited downloads and access to the newsgroups, it might not be a bad investment.

Toejam31

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