Topic: Best VPN's using Bitcoin? - page 3. (Read 41130 times)
I'm using Cyberghost, got a year free because of some action they had on dec 5. It's pretty good, I get the full speed where I pay for on my ISP, which is 120 down 12 up.
bVPN is the best service according to me http://www.vpnanswers.com/bvpn-review-october-2015/ with stable VPN connection, high speed, high encryption, complete privacy and different IPs to get through blocking without being detected to get free surfing with unlimited bandwidth.
AirVPN is the best
I like HMA VPN
the best ever vpn i had to use is hidemyass.Bitcoin accepted there give it a try.
Its too mainstream.
ipvanish
u can try any of these
AirVPN
Mullvad
VPNArea
IronSocket
NordVPN
AirVPN
Mullvad
VPNArea
IronSocket
NordVPN
the best ever vpn i had to use is hidemyass.Bitcoin accepted there give it a try.
search for Lulzsec Fiasco
VPN's...
They provide a "hidden service" on its website, but the smallest letters in its privacy policy contract suggest that they record significant amounts of consumer data.
They provide a "hidden service" on its website, but the smallest letters in its privacy policy contract suggest that they record significant amounts of consumer data.
I've been using Private Internet Access for almost a year now. Speeds are fast, and the servers are consistent.
I've been using Private Internet Access for at least a year as well. Never run into any problems other than speed variance but that can be fixed with a quick server change if needed. Very good service.
the best ever vpn i had to use is hidemyass.Bitcoin accepted there give it a try.
VPN Baron accepts Bitcoins.
The Black Friday offer is still active for another week.
Give us a go http://vpnbaron.com
We offer:
* NO LOGS
* Guaranteed high speed traffic, stable connection + Unlimited Bandwidth + Secured with BlowFish Cipher
* Server list growing every week! - You can even suggest some locations you need
* Fast Support
* We are dedicated to OpenVPN protocol. - More protocolos => less care for each protocol => low quality services
Client:
[img]http://vpnbaron.com/images/innovation_screen.png/img]
The Black Friday offer is still active for another week.
Give us a go http://vpnbaron.com
We offer:
* NO LOGS
* Guaranteed high speed traffic, stable connection + Unlimited Bandwidth + Secured with BlowFish Cipher
* Server list growing every week! - You can even suggest some locations you need
* Fast Support
* We are dedicated to OpenVPN protocol. - More protocolos => less care for each protocol => low quality services
Client:
[img]http://vpnbaron.com/images/innovation_screen.png/img]
I've been using Private Internet Access for almost a year now. Speeds are fast, and the servers are consistent.
How much is it worth to use that VPN?
There are prices on the website.
Gocryptic.com is quite good, they're cheap also, have no logging and worth it. They are highly popular on another forum.its been up and running for more than 2 years
What forum?
Gocryptic.com is quite good, they're cheap also, have no logging and worth it. They are highly popular on another forum.its been up and running for more than 2 years
How much is it worth to use that VPN?
Privateinternetaccess or cyberghost. Their price is pretty reasonable with good speeds.
Can anyone recommend a VPN provider that will not block SMTP traffic (secure ports like 587)?
I have been using proxy.sh and a few months ago they started to block port 587. I contacted support several times to let them know the mailservers I need unblocked, but they did not do it.
What's the point of using a VPN if I have to disconnect from it every time I want to send an e-mail and I don't usually use webmail.
I have been using proxy.sh and a few months ago they started to block port 587. I contacted support several times to let them know the mailservers I need unblocked, but they did not do it.
What's the point of using a VPN if I have to disconnect from it every time I want to send an e-mail and I don't usually use webmail.
VPN that blocks ports... Try ZorronVPN its been my favorite along with Private Internet Access (although something fishy about these guys)
Zorro is really cool, I like how you can chain locations
you can always try hidemyass.
Hey all,
With the recent NSA antics, I'm finally convinced myself to get a VPN before it's too late.
I've looked at a couple of VPN's like PIA (the one sponsoring the forums) and AirVPN, but I'm still undecided. Is there any suggestions you guys can give me here?
Requirements:
- Payable with Bitcoins
- FAST speeds, low pings
- Reliable
- No logging
- Multidevices possible, e.g.: I want to connect my phone and laptop at once.
Hopefully:
- Many servers to choose from
- Asian servers (Singapore/Hong Kong?)
- Price isn't too crazy (But I'm prepared to pay an upwards of $60+ a year if you can convince me it's worth it)
Thanks guys!
With the recent NSA antics, I'm finally convinced myself to get a VPN before it's too late.
I've looked at a couple of VPN's like PIA (the one sponsoring the forums) and AirVPN, but I'm still undecided. Is there any suggestions you guys can give me here?Requirements:
- Payable with Bitcoins
- FAST speeds, low pings
- Reliable
- No logging
- Multidevices possible, e.g.: I want to connect my phone and laptop at once.
Hopefully:
- Many servers to choose from
- Asian servers (Singapore/Hong Kong?)
- Price isn't too crazy (But I'm prepared to pay an upwards of $60+ a year if you can convince me it's worth it)
Thanks guys!
Nowadays there are many reliable VPN provider in industry that accept Bitcoin, so in order to find the best one, go online and check out the reviews for different VPN services. Make a comparison of the features, costs, security, speed, bandwidth, server location and connectivity protocol. By doing your research beforehand, you can narrow down your options to two or three VPN service providers before making a final decision.
I personally subscribed to purevpn and it's so far so good however you can find more similar providers online.
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