Streamup.cc Discussion
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They legal adult content. Ram is ok because its only for the player. My website has 12gb ramDo they allow adult content, there is matter of dmca also
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Ram is low
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*They ALLOW legal adult content
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You mean they closed without paying.
yes, whould u give money after close to someone or keep it for yourself?
Normally, when a server closes, an honest one makes the final payments and shuts down.
When they're fraudulent, they close down and leave customers unpaid.
phoenix333
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Cost is high..
Perhaps the skyrocketing prices of RAM and SSDs are affecting hosting providers' performance...
Hosting providers need maintenance, storage replacement, and capacity expansion, but RAM and SSD prices are getting even more insane these days
Do you earn more with custom ads (clickadilla, for example), than you did here? For example, could you reveal approximately how much you earn(ed) without custom ads, with normal host ads?
I definitely think of giving it a try.
First of all you know that streamup host or lets say other host as example , use lots of ads from many ads network. I got 17$-25$ with streamup. After custom ads used one ads network and 1 popunders with 10 sec delay. Earned 6$-8$. But now is all over. He given up and all file deleted.
Tried lulu but doesn’t work custom ads....Doodstream is banned in india i think. If your traffic from there then its not worth it.
weareequal
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don't use doods for custom ads u need to buy BW, with streamup no custom ads make 10-15 USD/day with custom 9-10 usd/days.. F# him delete all video and my 100 USD profit
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how many ads in lulu with 0 profit?
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I tried lulu custom ads but their custom ads system Doesn’t works
No more good streaming video hosts left;
Streamflash tried, extreme shaving (90 views, site stats 1300 views)
Bigshare 0 views even after 5 hours (site stats shows 1500 views)
Vidnest excessive ads and malwares, users complained. Views as usual shaved.
So what is left ?
Viniso, abstream, etc all tried poor performance.
Streamflash tried, extreme shaving (90 views, site stats 1300 views)
Bigshare 0 views even after 5 hours (site stats shows 1500 views)
Vidnest excessive ads and malwares, users complained. Views as usual shaved.
So what is left ?
Viniso, abstream, etc all tried poor performance.
New hosts have a hard time competing with the ones that have been around for years and are stable, like voe, dood, lulustream, and even vidmoly, which are still working and paying. Streamup had a chance to break through and join the most popular video hosts, but they can’t keep their service running. The first admin quit, the second one too, or already has another project, and I’m starting to doubt they will even pay in March. New hosts with a weak earning system or broken view counting will also fall quickly, just like bigshare — it’s only a matter of time. There are no good new hosts and there won’t be. It’s better to use the ones that have been around for years and are doing fine.
I don't agree here let me clarify some important things here.
Openload Duckload Bitshare GoUnlimited Verystream ... the list is pretty long
Where are they ? did any of them survive?
No , Streamup never had a single chance at all, it's has been over paying since long time
PS: over-paying means paying more then generating which leads easily to Bankruptcy
Same for old hosts as well, nothing last for ever, it's just a matter of time here as well otherwise the biggest hosting services like Megaupload, Rapidshare , Putlocker ond so on will still exists until today.
All of the biggest hosts we see today started as new hosts as well and found acceptance by users
Vidguard has been arround for years, and dead just less then 2 months ago
It's like saying users should buy stuff from Ebay/Amazon/ALibaba and stop buying from small local stores, what will happend then? You are killing the small stores
This is life, not every business will survive how many Saas businesses failed, how many Barber Shops , Cleaning Services, Coffee Shops didn't survive ?
The reasons are different like, low income, high rent costs , low users/clients
This happens also to Video Hosting Services as well, they have rent to pay ( servers ) , they have affiliates to pay , they have stuff to pay
If users follows you recommendation and only using older hosts you are automatically killing every new business no matter if it was going to have a good future or not.
The Tragic reality that only few understands (Always same story repeats)
- Most older hosts exists because they are paying cents for affiliates and no one complains ...
1 New host appears users are looking for high earnings
2 The host during the startup is paying high without revenue to gain users
3 The host is out of money decrease the affiliate / start shaving
4 Users leave
5 Host is bankrupt and has lot of servers to pay
6 Host is dead
Now repeat this 5 times and you will understand what I mean and why every new host fails.
The Year 2025/2026:
- CPM from Ad-Networks is crap, dont expect miracles from any host
- Never look for a host that is paying extremly high because the end is well known
- Accept the reality
Final Opinion:
- All New hosting services deserve a chance to grow dont kill them
- All older hosting services are big thanks to loyal users, if users leaved them like they do today the hosts wouldn't exist anymore
- Only users can create big hosts or destroy any host , a host without users will share the inevitable fate of death.
Speaking for Streamup and every fallen host with heart and soul RIP:
No one closes a profitable business no matter the pressure. Example Dood: legal problems, court, endless paperwork, even prison risk yet they stayed online. Why? Because it was profitable. If there was no income, no future why would anyone fight that hard?
Closing a business is not just turning off a server. It's accepting that all the time, energy, money, and belief you poured into something didnt survive. Its letting go of a project that once gave you hope and motivation for both owners and users. Its admitting that the fight became heavier than the reward.
Behind every fallen host was a real person or a small team who sacrificed sleep, health, relationships, and stability trying to make it work. in my optionion that deserves respect
I see you have your own host. I understand your different opinion and you have the right to disagree, although in the end I agree with you that everyone deserves a chance — but only if the host is fair. And if the host is fair with earnings, they won’t lose their users. It’s pretty simple, right? Streamup had its chance, I don’t know why you see it differently, but I won’t go into this topic with you. That’s all from me.
ELMO7TAREF
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I did that
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