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But it consumes a lot of bandwidth of the service provider to burn these torrent, doesn't it? I'm wondering how the business to be sustainable?

• uxp 16y ago
  No, it doesn't. If you're asking about the bandwidth incurred by burnbit.com, no. They're just acting as a public bittorrent tracker, which does nothing other than tell its clients to connect to other people. Bandwidth consumption is trivial for a tracker.
  • ZhuHan 16y ago
    But burnbit.com has to download the file and computes the hash signature to build the torrent file, if the URL hasn't been submitted by somebody else before. Did I miss anything here?
    • wmf 16y ago
      Maybe they have free incoming bandwidth.