Usenet Newsreaders

Newsreaders: UncensoredNewsfeed.com works with all newsreaders in the market today.

SABnzbd-newsreaderthunderbird-usenet-clientNZBget
SABnzbd is one of the best-known NZB downloaders out there. It’s packed full of features that allow you to make the most of your USENET access. There’s a bit of a learning curve involved, but it’s well worth it. Free and easy binary newsreader.
usenet-sabnzbd		uncensored usenet newsfeedIf you are just going to participate in discussions and not binary downloading then Mozilla Thunderbird is the perfect free USENET news reader. Thunderbird is available for every platform – Windows, Mac and Linux and despite a slightly more complicated installation and a few hidden configuration option, is a very good piece of software.
thunderbird usenet client		NZBGet is a lightweight open source NZB downloader which runs almost anywhere: desktops (Windows, Linux, Mac), routers, NAS devices, media players and more. Very fast, Highly configurable, Open source - 
usenet-NZBGet

usassl.usenetnewsfeed.com
ports – 563, 80, 81, 9119
eurssl.usenetnewsfeed.com
ports – 563, 80, 81, 9119
For SSL, make sure you have SSL ( usually just a check box ) enabled on your newsreader

A few guidelines:

Read the newsgroup without posting for a few weeks (also known as “lurking”). it will give you an idea of what the newsgroup is all about.

Read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Find and read the newsgroup’s FAQ, which can sometimes be found posted within the newsgroup, or you can try searching for it.. This may be the quickest way to learn about a particular newsgroup.

Keep posts on-topic. If you’re not sure what’s allowed to be posted within a newsgroup, see the FAQ and try lurking (see above). Don’t reply to SPAM either; it’s still considered off-topic and does nothing to prevent the spammer from posting again (do you think he/she would really read a reply?).

As with any form of communication on the internet, don’t use ALL CAPS in posts AS IT’S CONSIDERED SHOUTING (unless you mean it).

Don’t send posts advertising your business or website. It may be considered SPAM, ticks people-off, and is a good way to get kicked off Usenet.

Don’t respond to “trolls.” You’ll know them when you see them — they’re the folks who are posting really obnoxious messages meant to agitate and annoy. If they continue harassing you, contact their newsgroup provider through the “abuse” email address (usually found in the “headers” of their posts).