Well, you are right, I would like to bring more information about my favorite providers, so I may take some time to compare my favorite providers.
Topic: Bitcoin-vpn.com - a huge list of Bitcoin and other crypto friendly VPN providers - page 2. (Read 749 times)
May 13, 2022, 04:17:30 PM
Well, you are right, I would like to bring more information about my favorite providers, so I may take some time to compare my favorite providers.
May 13, 2022, 04:00:53 AM
They now accept Monero too 
Nice addition, the most privacy oriented VPN became even more privacy oriented. I've been using Mullvad for more than a month now and its been working like a charm and if it continues like that for a month or two more I'll just probably take a 1 year sub and make it my main VPN solution. @Bitcoin-vpn I see you mentioned that you like oVPN the most. Can you maybe compare it with Mullvad and why you liked it more?
Well, you are right, I would like to bring more information about my favorite providers, so I may take some time to compare my favorite providers.
May 06, 2022, 03:54:30 PM
They now accept Monero too
Nice addition, the most privacy oriented VPN became even more privacy oriented. I've been using Mullvad for more than a month now and its been working like a charm and if it continues like that for a month or two more I'll just probably take a 1 year sub and make it my main VPN solution. @Bitcoin-vpn I see you mentioned that you like oVPN the most. Can you maybe compare it with Mullvad and why you liked it more?
May 06, 2022, 07:20:43 AM
Mullvad vpn is probably best option right now because they don't ask any personal information during registration, and there is even option to pay with Lightning Network with third party.
They now accept Monero too April 21, 2022, 12:52:48 PM
OP, fun thing that I discovered your website not through Bitcointalk, but on forum which isn't related to crypto completely and not even in English .
I had no idea that there is so many VPN's which accept Bitcoin as payment option. I imagine there is lot of effort needed to make such list. Saw your other website and both in my bookmarks now.
From suggestions, I can add one related with privacy - if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.
.I had no idea that there is so many VPN's which accept Bitcoin as payment option. I imagine there is lot of effort needed to make such list. Saw your other website and both in my bookmarks now.
From suggestions, I can add one related with privacy - if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.
Thanks! Well, no one company will tell if they keep logs or not
I am still looking for more providers, but due to lack time, it is hard to do researches and fill lists. Thanks for your support!
April 20, 2022, 10:34:29 AM
if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.
You mean VPNs that claim not to keep logs? You can't ever be sure.But don't they all claim not to keep logs? I mean, are there actually VPNs out there that admit to keep logs? What's the point of using them if they do?
April 19, 2022, 02:47:34 PM
OP, fun thing that I discovered your website not through Bitcointalk, but on forum which isn't related to crypto completely and not even in English .
I had no idea that there is so many VPN's which accept Bitcoin as payment option. I imagine there is lot of effort needed to make such list. Saw your other website and both in my bookmarks now.
From suggestions, I can add one related with privacy - if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.
.I had no idea that there is so many VPN's which accept Bitcoin as payment option. I imagine there is lot of effort needed to make such list. Saw your other website and both in my bookmarks now.
From suggestions, I can add one related with privacy - if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.
March 28, 2022, 06:41:32 AM
vpn providers that are open source.
It's the first time I've seen such a request. I've installed and tested OpenVPN, but if a service provider claims to use open source software, the users still can't know what they're actually running and what changes they made. 
March 28, 2022, 05:57:37 AM
Few new providers were added.
For me it's showing that last update on your website was on 11 March 2022...One suggestion, maybe you can add information for bitcoin vpn providers that are open source.
This can be good advantage over other closed source alternatives, if the code can be verified and reproduced.
March 28, 2022, 03:51:44 AM
Few new providers were added.
March 11, 2022, 12:39:16 PM
Code upgraded.
Some bug fixes, some new features.
Some bug fixes, some new features.
February 18, 2022, 05:13:36 AM
A major upgrade:
1. All providers reviewed
2. Some providers temporary moved to another category, as variuos issues were detected during my review.
3. Added a search possibility following crypto and merchant.
1. All providers reviewed
2. Some providers temporary moved to another category, as variuos issues were detected during my review.
3. Added a search possibility following crypto and merchant.
February 13, 2022, 09:37:40 PM
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[quote author=ETFbitcoin link=topic=5385027.msg59238413#msg59238413 date=1644746590]
I just noticed you include onion link for some VPN. Since Mullvad is your favorite VPS and also have onion link, did you forget to include Mullvad's onion link?
[quote author=LoyceV link=topic=5385027.msg59231073#msg59231073 date=1644671394]
Can you create a text file: https://www.bitcoin-vpn.com/[Suspicious link removed] and I use Bitcointalk under the name "Bitcoin-vpn":
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3440227
[/quote]
Was it necessary? Looking at how ProtonVPN added and SSL problem solved shortly after i mention it, OP is legit.
[/quote]
Yes, forgot to include onion link. Added.
Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on website, if you know any providers or you like to add your website.
I would add some comparison table for all websites listed on your website, and maybe adding some warnings and red flags for vpn websites that should be avoided, even if they accept Bitcoin.You could also add some explanation on the bottom of the page what green (or red, orange, etc...) color means.
Mullvad vpn is probably best option right now because they don't ask any personal information during registration, and there is even option to pay with Lightning Network with third party.
Well, it is just a start, no one knows what's going to happen in future.
With colors - yes, green color - 2 my favourite providers, also panning to add a red flag to 1 - 2 providers, as their websites do not work correctly or something is looking wrong.
February 12, 2022, 04:38:15 PM
Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on website, if you know any providers or you like to add your website.
I would add some comparison table for all websites listed on your website, and maybe adding some warnings and red flags for vpn websites that should be avoided, even if they accept Bitcoin.You could also add some explanation on the bottom of the page what green (or red, orange, etc...) color means.
Mullvad vpn is probably best option right now because they don't ask any personal information during registration, and there is even option to pay with Lightning Network with third party.
February 12, 2022, 08:51:42 AM
Code:
[quote author=LoyceV link=topic=5385027.msg59231073#msg59231073 date=1644671394]
[quote author=Bitcoin-vpn link=topic=5385027.msg59197493#msg59197493 date=1644394942]
my website[/quote]
When I click a link (in Tor browser), it opens a new empty tab that gets focus, and loads the VPN's own website in the original tab. I guess this is not the intended behaviour.
[quote author=Bitcoin-vpn link=topic=5385027.msg59197869#msg59197869 date=1644398147]
Mullvad is a great provider, I really liked their service, used them in past.[/quote]
You may want to add that they accept [i]any[/i] payment amount (which gets you the time you paid for up to the minute). That, and the fact that they don't even ask for an email address, are what makes them my favourite.
[hr][hr]
Can you create a text file: https://www.bitcoin-vpn.com/[Suspicious link removed] and I use Bitcointalk under the name "Bitcoin-vpn":
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3440227
[/quote]
Done, the file is available.
February 12, 2022, 08:09:54 AM
my website
When I click a link (in Tor browser), it opens a new empty tab that gets focus, and loads the VPN's own website in the original tab. I guess this is not the intended behaviour.Mullvad is a great provider, I really liked their service, used them in past.
You may want to add that they accept any payment amount (which gets you the time you paid for up to the minute). That, and the fact that they don't even ask for an email address, are what makes them my favourite.Can you create a text file: https://www.bitcoin-vpn.com/Bitcointalk.txt
Put this text in it:
Code:
I am the owner of bitcoin-vpn.com and I use Bitcointalk under the name "Bitcoin-vpn":
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3440227
February 11, 2022, 04:03:30 PM
Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on website, if you know any providers or you like to add your website.
These are the ones I could find [with functioning websites (except for the one you already commented in)] from the first 20 pages of this board:Note: I prefer to not vouch!
Found 11 more [checked both of the lists] on Google, so I prefer to also not vouch for the following providers:
Wow, that's a real help! Thank you very much, all providers will be checked and listed ASAP.
February 11, 2022, 03:48:12 PM
Hello,
I would like to introduce my website: https://www.Bitcoin-vpn.com - an ultimate list of VPN providers, which accept Bitcoin and another crypto. Providers list A-Z.
I am still working on some providers to review, Also I am going to update my reviews every week, recheck providers, order services, and test services as a user. The main goal is to have a very good quality list of providers without a bulls**t, as other review websites do. The top provider is paying the most and it is not acceptable for me.
Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on website, if you know any providers or you like to add your website.
I would like to introduce my website: https://www.Bitcoin-vpn.com - an ultimate list of VPN providers, which accept Bitcoin and another crypto. Providers list A-Z.
I am still working on some providers to review, Also I am going to update my reviews every week, recheck providers, order services, and test services as a user. The main goal is to have a very good quality list of providers without a bulls**t, as other review websites do. The top provider is paying the most and it is not acceptable for me.
Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on website, if you know any providers or you like to add your website.
Great list and a good resource for those who like to protect their privacy, many privacy believers do not want to use fiat when subscribing to VPN and those who are on the list are good options.
But why not use a good theme or template or use a WordPress theme instead I also notice that the links are not prompted to open in a new tab so I have to go back to the list by clicking back
Hello,
Well, I am not looking to create "just another reviews website" with tons of unecessary information and adds. I would like to operate differently.
February 11, 2022, 02:47:48 PM
Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on website, if you know any providers or you like to add your website.
These are the ones I could find [with functioning websites (except for the one you already commented in)] from the first 20 pages of this board:Note: I prefer to not vouch!
Found 11 more [checked both of the lists] on Google, so I prefer to also not vouch for the following providers:
- DarkCloudVPN
- BulletVPN
- CryptostormVPN
- XeovoVPN
- HideMyName
- VPNShazam
- TeklanVPN
- RapidVPN
- BorderlessVPN
- MyIPHide
- VPNarea
Update:
Wow, that's a real help! Thank you very much, all providers will be checked and listed ASAP.
You're very welcome 
February 11, 2022, 04:06:16 AM
I forget to mention Firefox/Tor Browser show warning with error code "SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER" when i access your website, although there's no problem Chromium browser. While it's very likely it's problem with Firefox or my device, you might want to check/verify the problem.
The issue should be solved, if you can, please confirm. Thank you!I can confirm the problem has been solved on both Firefox and Tor Browser, thanks for quick fixhttp://
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