Demonoid's registration has now closed, but not to worry, you can always grab your invitation code here.

Please do not forget that Demonoid.com is now moving to Demonoid.Me. You can still access demonoid on it's .com site, but if you are uploading and adding new torrents, make sure to point your tracker to demonoid.me.

Invitation codes are continually generated for this site. If you have missed the registrations, please don't hesitate to get your invitation code, if necessary.

Another set of free Demonoid invitation codes have been posted. Please take only one code per person, and make sure to check Demonoid for possible open registrations before you get your invitation.

10 new invitation codes for Demonoid has been added to our list. These have been newly generated today from our sponsors' Demonoid invitation code generators (from their Demonoid account), generated on November 28, 2010.

Get your invitation code here.

We apologize for the delay in sending out emails for new Demonoid invitation codes. We experienced technical difficulties with our mail server. However, this should have been fixed now and users who redeemed their new Demonoid invitation codes have now been given their codes.

Please note that these invitation codes we send you via the support email are newly generated for your use. We do not give Demonoid invitation codes to users who have not followed the instructions on redeeming the code.

We apologize for not being able to update the codes recently. However, we also have received only a few requests for new codes to be generated on your behalf (as instructed in the code file).

New invitation codes have now been added to the list and should now be accessible for use. More codes will be added in a few hours within the day.

--Codes have already been used. Please standby for new codes to be added.

As previously mentioned, we will be posting free, usable Demonoid invitation codes this month. There was just a slight delay with the posting of the invitation codes because the code sponsor was out to celebrate overseas.

Regardless, he's still offering his invitation codes to the readers of this blog. Please be kind enough to others and don't take everything; only try to get the invitation code if you really need it.

Invitation codes will not be posted directly but can be found in the file downloadable from Fileserve. The code and url registration can be found within the file.

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Code sponsors will not be generating new Demonoid invitation codes tomorrow, July 19, 2010. This is because of the number of unused codes we have left. We have initially mentioned about generating codes when the individuals who request the code are guaranteed to use the codes. We will implement this rule once again to avoid overlaps of the using of our code generator in Demonoid.

This is also to limit the number of people who are going to be invited, and to limit the giving out of codes only to truly interested users. If you want a code, starting tomorrow, July 19, 2010, you may still use the request form and follow the instructions on the email you will receive. We will require you to send us a direct email with the needed information before we generate the invitations for you. This way, we can also guarantee you 100% that the code we will give you is valid and working.

We are back to our regular request process for the Demonoid invitation. Since many of our code sponsors will not be regularly available, and there are a good number of requests, we will allow users to request their invitation and the access be sent to them instantly thru email.

To monitor the giving out of codes and to control the number of codes generated, we will limit the number of codes generated every 7 days. Currently, we have 10 codes in our database. We will leave the number as is until the codes are used. For every code that has been used, we will generate another one and replace the codes in the database.

Used Demonoid invitation codes are codes that have been used to register and create an account and not just requested or emailed to the user. If the Demonoid invitation code has been deployed to an individual who requested for a code, but the code remains unused within 12 hours, we will still add the access code back to the database. Please read the Guidelines regarding this.

If the codes have expired (even if unused), we will remove them from the database altogether and generate and add new codes. Limiting the number of generated invitation codes in the database will help us monitor and ensure that we deliver valid codes.

We have halted the giving of codes for the past few days. This is because of several reasons such as the public registration of Demonoid, the hardware upgrade (which caused Demonoid to be offline), and the statistics we had in the past month.

Although we were able to give out more than 40 invitation codes last month, we still have wasted almost half of that number for unused codes. The unused codes have become invalid despite of the amount of requests, because those who requested did not use them within the time specified, or did not use them at all. These invitation codes have been cycled all throughout for 7 days but they still remained unused. And yet, those who requested are still emailing us to grant them their invitations when they did not use those that were available.

Because of this, we are having another change again. At the moment, this will be temporary as we observe the statistics and at the same time, try to make sure not to waste codes.

We will ONLY be granting requests to those users who are completely sure that they will be taking and using the code and undertake the agreement they have with their code sponsors to earn the code.

This is a guarantee to both parties - for the code sponsor that his invitation will not be abused and for the requesting party that the invitation they will get is valid.

Please note that if an invitation code has been generated for you, you need to take it and use it within 7 days. We will no longer give it to anyone else except to the one who requested for it. So if you don't take it, you will no longer be granted another code in another request.

 [UPDATE] You no longer need to request for Demonoid invitation codes, instead, you can get it directly. Please check the home page to get the latest invite codes.

We will be changing the access expiration period from 24 hours to 6 hours of requested free Demonoid invitation codes. With our latest monitoring, we have seen that emails are sent instantly to users after they have filled in the request form. Because of this, we will be limiting the access period from 24 hours to 6 hours per user.

We expect users to immediately access their free Demonoid invites and use it, otherwise, this poses as non-interest to the code. If the Demonoid invite is unused after 6 hours, we will add the access link back to the database. This applies to free codes that have not been completely accessed in any way.

[UPDATE] Invitation codes are now given away regularly. Visit the home page or subscribe to updates to receive alerts on Demonoid open registrations or on available invite codes.

We would like to remind everyone who are sending their free Demonoid invitation code requests to note of the date when the invitation was sent to you (via email). We strongly implement the three-day expiry period and we will not be responsible nor under obligation to compensate you with another code if the code is no longer valid or available due to the three-day expiration rule.

Once the three days have lapsed and the code was not accessed, we will remove the link we gave you and give the code to someone else. If you were not able to access your code within three days, you may send another request but you will be placed on the waiting list again.

Please read the terms carefully and the email sent to you to avoid unnecessary efforts.

Our free Demonoid invitation code stats for June:

26 Demonoid invites given away (as of June 16, 2010)

We haven't given out any Demonoid accounts since we still have enough free Demonoid invitations.

More codes are still available and archived codes will be posted soon, so keep yourselves posted.

In the past, we have set Demonoid free invitation codes to 24 hours validity per user. Unfortunately, due to several factors, many of those who sent the requests are not able to check their email accounts regularly and they miss the chance to use their codes before we remove the availability of their invitation.

To give better chances to everyone who are sending their requests, we are increasing the invite validity per person from 24 hours to 72 hours (3 days). This should make it easier for those who do not have enough time to open their inbox or instant access to the net to still be able to use their invitation codes.

Please note that this validity period is not the validity period set by Demonoid. This is the validity period we allow for each person to use the code before we remove his access to the free invitation code and give the invitation to someone else. This is our way of ensuring that we give fair chances for all those who need free Demonoid invitation codes.

The same rule applies after 3 days - if you have not accessed your code, we will give it to someone else.

Also, every time Demonoid opens their registration, we will be halting the sending out of invites since this gives everyone a chance to register without the codes. After the open registration period, we will begin sending out Demonoid invitation codes once again. Since we have no way of tracking whether you have already registered on Demonoid or not, kindly let us know if you no longer need the code so we may freely give them to other users.

We've seen a lot of people all over the net asking for free Demonoid invitation codes, if not begging for it. It becomes annoying to some people who try to share their codes because some of these people come to you, beg for codes, sometimes get mad at you for not giving them codes, or any other abusive things just because they are not given any free invitation code. We've seen some bloggers who even close their comments option because they get annoyed at beggars. (Truthfully, it could get really annoying at some point).

What they seem to have forgotten is that none of these people who offer codes actually have the responsibility to give them codes. What Demonoid suggests is to ask your friends around if they are members and they could give you codes, but Demonoid has never suggested to beg around from other people who can even be complete strangers - and worse, harass them to give you one.

People who are not yet members of Demonoid (who greatly wish to be) should understand that any member of Demonoid who invites another person takes responsibility for that user. Here's an important note (screenshot):
It clearly states the possibility of being warned or banned if the user you invited abused Demonoid's services or violates the Terms of Service. And if you analyze it, the more invitations a person shares, the higher the responsibility and the risk his account takes. This is something many non-Demonoid users may not know and understand, hence they think it's okay to harass people who don't give them codes.

Remember that none of these Demonoid members have the responsibility to give you invitations most especially when to them, you are simply complete strangers; and neither do you have any right to harass them or abuse the privilege they offer you.

This is mainly the reason why many Demonoid users are hesitant to share invitation codes or need to get to know more about the person they are giving their codes to. It is understandable why many members would not share their invitations to strangers (and this is highly recommended in any situation), but there are just cases when you don't really have anyone to invite but still want to share. But, of course, they usually want to know that they can trust these people, or at least have some guarantees that their invitation won't be abused.

Most people who complain about invitations, or ask for more than what can be given, or even harass people for invitations are the very ones that would most probably be capable of violating and/or abusing the Terms of Demonoid. This is not meant to be a generalized statement, but logically, if you are willing to earn someone's trust or guarantee them that you can be trusted (especially because you are just a stranger to them), why in the first place would you harass them just over an invitation code? That does not make sense.

Members who are willing to invite you to Demonoid would usually just have a simple term: keep your account in good standing. This means not abusing the service and abiding to the site policy. Some members may ask you to keep a good ratio - this is for the purpose of maintaining the seeders. But since there are also instances when ratio is not reported correctly, the important thing is that you are able to give back to the community.

So what's the best way to get an invitation code? If you really need an invitation code for Demonoid, it would be wise to ask your friends first. If none of your friends are members of Demonoid, then you can search for people who are willing to give you an invitation code but remember that you need to be patient and polite about it. People do not appreciate it when you are the one asking yet you're the one who have the guts to be impolite. And always make sure you abide by Demonoid's policies and terms. (Do not try taking out cash to buy codes, it is prohibited and accounts can get banned).