Topic: Best VPN? (Read 764 times)
CyberGhost accept Bitcoin and they are one of the leading VPN company in the industry.
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Sponsored by Private Internet Access, a Bitcoin-accepting VPN.
We have openvpn services ios, win, droid, mac.
41 countries to choose from unlimited data and switching.
We are also offering 1month free vouchers at the moment.
Voucher post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptovpnme-vouchers-first-come-first-serve-currently-0-vouchers-left-1058686
Main post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-cryptovpnme-absolutely-no-logging-pokemongo-special-970250
41 countries to choose from unlimited data and switching.
We are also offering 1month free vouchers at the moment.
Voucher post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptovpnme-vouchers-first-come-first-serve-currently-0-vouchers-left-1058686
Main post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-cryptovpnme-absolutely-no-logging-pokemongo-special-970250
I wouldn't fully trust them when they say that they don't keep any logs on customer usage.
On that point - when VPN providers say they don't keep logs it isn't entirely true in most cases. They would have to keep some logs in order to actually fix any technical issues they encounter - not to mention that you cannot actually verify whether or not they keep logs or not. Since you are taking them at their word - it would be best to assume that there are in fact logs, more likely in the US where data retention laws are stronger. VPNs are useful as a means of offering basic anonymity and bypassing restrictive networks - but it isn't the go-to to avoid government spying.
I use Private Internet Access and have for a couple years now.. No real issues with them, but since they're a US based company I wouldn't fully trust them when they say that they don't keep any logs on customer usage. However they're fairly cheap, offer a bunch of different payment methods (they accept over a hundred different gift cards IIRC) and have great support. If you're looking for a solid, yet cheap VPN, and are alright not being potentially 100% anonymous, then I'd say PIA is the way to go.
avoid purevpn. I tried them and a few things to note. If you pay with bitcoin there refund policy and satisfaction guarantee is null and void. For me I wanted 24/7 connection with no downtime. I used the software and it would never stay connected for more than 18-24 hours. I used the vpn for virtual machines with the windows 7 super lite edition and a lot of the features would not work with it.
Thanks for your review.
avoid purevpn. I tried them and a few things to note. If you pay with bitcoin there refund policy and satisfaction guarantee is null and void. For me I wanted 24/7 connection with no downtime. I used the software and it would never stay connected for more than 18-24 hours. I used the vpn for virtual machines with the windows 7 super lite edition and a lot of the features would not work with it.
I'm using Tunlr right now, which is free (for beta testers)...
They do plan to accept BTC in the future though.
They do plan to accept BTC in the future though.
Thanks, was looking at OpenVPN anyways.
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So far Private Internet Access hasn't been mentioned (it's really well known - its a forum sponsor). I've personally had a good experience with them - cheaper than most of the other providers and have fast support and more connection options (i.e. OpenVPN, PPTP etc.). If you simply want a good socks tunnel - it might be cheaper to buy a cheap VPS and set up an SSH tunnel.
found another better link that tell you what vpn offer socks5 proxy
http://www.bestvpnservice.com/top-ten-providers.php
anyway it's appear that many of the vpn that i posted before does not offer socks5
http://www.bestvpnservice.com/top-ten-providers.php
anyway it's appear that many of the vpn that i posted before does not offer socks5
Thanks, appreciate the help.
So far Private Internet Access hasn't been mentioned (it's really well known - its a forum sponsor). I've personally had a good experience with them - cheaper than most of the other providers and have fast support and more connection options (i.e. OpenVPN, PPTP etc.). If you simply want a good socks tunnel - it might be cheaper to buy a cheap VPS and set up an SSH tunnel.
found another better link that tell you what vpn offer socks5 proxy
http://www.bestvpnservice.com/top-ten-providers.php
anyway it's appear that many of the vpn that i posted before does not offer socks5
http://www.bestvpnservice.com/top-ten-providers.php
anyway it's appear that many of the vpn that i posted before does not offer socks5
airvpn
multivad
nordvpn
surfeasy
torguard
purevpn
i think air is one of the best, but i need to do other search about this
multivad
nordvpn
surfeasy
torguard
purevpn
i think air is one of the best, but i need to do other search about this
Do any of those come with Socks5 proxy options?
airvpn
multivad
nordvpn
surfeasy
torguard
purevpn
i think air is one of the best, but i need to do other search about this
multivad
nordvpn
surfeasy
torguard
purevpn
i think air is one of the best, but i need to do other search about this
Best VPN that accepts crypto, obviously 
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Will listen to all options.
Thanks for you help.
.Will listen to all options.
Thanks for you help.
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