Top 20 Torrent Download Sites For 2007

Please Note: P2P file sharing is completely legal, but many of the files you find on Torrent sites are copyrighted. Canadians are shielded by law from P2P lawsuits, but other countries are not. If you are downloading files, you may be at risk for a civil lawsuit filed by the MPAA, the RIAA, or other government agencies and could be subject to extensive copyright infringement penalties.

As of May 18, 2007, these are the top torrent download sites on the internet. Some of the sites listed below have Adult content and downloads available. They are listed in no particular order:

1. BitTorrent.com - the original torrent website
2. IsoHunt.com offers over 610,000 torrents.
3. TorrentSpy.com offers over 525,000 torrents.
4. ThePirateBay.org offers over 570,000 torrents.
5. Demonoid.com offers over 160,000 torrents
6. TorrentPortal.com offers over 830,000 torrents.
7. TorrentReactor.to offers over 230,000 torrents.
8. BTJunkie.org offers over 600,000 torrents.
9. Snarf-It.org offers over 570,000 torrents.
10. BiteNova.com offers over 460,000 torrents.
11. MiniNova.org offers over 190,000 torrents.
12. TorrentMatrix.com offers over 70,000 torrents.
13. Torrentz.com offers over 20,000 torrents.
14. LegalTorrents.com offers many public domain torrents.
15. ExtraTorrent.com offers over 400,000 torrents.
16. MegaNova.org offers over 340,000 torrents.
17. TopTorrents.org offers over 270,000 torrents.
18. TorrentRadar.org offers over 300,000 torrents.
19. BitTorrentShare.com offers over 280,000 torrents.
20. ShareTV.org offers torrents dedicated to TV episodes and entire series.

Not finding what you are looking for on the above sites? Try Torrent-Finder.com. This is one of many search engines that pull data from different torrent sites. Torrent-Finder utilizes 159 torrent sites on the web to gather information.

Warnings

• Frequent users recommend that you use Peer Guardian from Phoenix Labs to help protect yourself from the RIAA or MPAA. If not, they may knock at your door with a lawsuit for copyright infringement for what you download or share.
• Watch out for viruses, which are always a risk on the internet.
• Spyware companies use torrent files to distribute programs or encourage website registrations so they can acquire a password for the torrent. For the latter, the downloaded file is usually a dummy, not the intended file.