Topic: OrcaVPN | DDoS Protected VPN | Fast | Simple | Cheap - page 2. (Read 2742 times)
Thanks for answering some of the questions. Please post a link to your privacy or any other policies.
Please obviate my need to make assumptions by answering the questions I asked. For your convenience I will post them again.
1. Are you based in the US?
"If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide."
2. Please state your privacy policies(if any). How do you achieve this zero knowledge about your clients? Do you use access tokens or something similar?
3. What encryption do you provide to your clients while they are connected to your service?
An email address that can be traced back to a phone number(gmail etc require phone verification when you sign up for an account) seems to leak personal information but I will leave that discussion for another time.
1. Are you based in the US?
"If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide."
2. Please state your privacy policies(if any). How do you achieve this zero knowledge about your clients? Do you use access tokens or something similar?
3. What encryption do you provide to your clients while they are connected to your service?
An email address that can be traced back to a phone number(gmail etc require phone verification when you sign up for an account) seems to leak personal information but I will leave that discussion for another time.
1. We are based in the US, one of the only countries without mandatory data retention law.
2. We store the encrypted keys in a config file which is emailed to the customer's email address.
3. AES-256, the industry standard.
If you use a gmail that links back to your phone number, you likely have other blatant leaks. We can't babysit our clients, those who any sense of clue will know which email providers to use.
Nice website!
I like the design. Where are the VPN servers located and do we get multiple access points? I see that you accept bitcoin, but I only see a paypal button upon order.
How can we trust you, because you are not a registered company?
You still didnt answer my question. The main thing customers want to know about vpns is where it is actually located. If we domt have that information why would we pay money for a vpn when there are tons of free ones outside too?I like the design. Where are the VPN servers located and do we get multiple access points? I see that you accept bitcoin, but I only see a paypal button upon order.
How can we trust you, because you are not a registered company?
as a business man you should offer samples, your not going to be making business like this with that attitude
We already have hundreds of clients. Privacy is one of our top concerns, so releasing the IP address of a server that's on our clients network is not in our best interest.
You already have hundreds of clients in such a short timespan. Have you got any proof? Maybe the wallet you were receiving the funds from?
Actually, this is so suspicious...
Please obviate my need to make assumptions by answering the questions I asked. For your convenience I will post them again.
1. Are you based in the US?
"If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide."
2. Please state your privacy policies(if any). How do you achieve this zero knowledge about your clients? Do you use access tokens or something similar?
3. What encryption do you provide to your clients while they are connected to your service?
An email address that can be traced back to a phone number(gmail etc require phone verification when you sign up for an account) seems to leak personal information but I will leave that discussion for another time.
1. Are you based in the US?
"If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide."
2. Please state your privacy policies(if any). How do you achieve this zero knowledge about your clients? Do you use access tokens or something similar?
3. What encryption do you provide to your clients while they are connected to your service?
An email address that can be traced back to a phone number(gmail etc require phone verification when you sign up for an account) seems to leak personal information but I will leave that discussion for another time.
I gave your site a look and you don't seem to give any information on where the servers are hosted or what your privacy policy is. I also see no terms of service or any equivalent. Am I just missing something? You would probably look more legit if you gave customers easy access to those.
Hello, i want to know if you offer premium ip with your vpn.
Sorry to add even more questions. You claim that you don't take any private info therefore you don't need to encrypt your website.
"Nothing on our site is needed to be encrypted. Absolutely ZERO passwords or personal information is entered ANYWHERE on our site."
But when I go to this page: http://orcavpn.com/buy1month.php
you require me to give you(and the rest of the world) my email address?
I took a screenshot and posted it at https://imgur.com/98waKCc
Also how do we pay in bitcoin? I saw the "bitcoin accepted" graphic, but I have not seen the link to a bitcoin payment processor. I might have missed it. Please show it to me.
Thanks
"Nothing on our site is needed to be encrypted. Absolutely ZERO passwords or personal information is entered ANYWHERE on our site."
But when I go to this page: http://orcavpn.com/buy1month.php
you require me to give you(and the rest of the world) my email address?
I took a screenshot and posted it at https://imgur.com/98waKCc
Also how do we pay in bitcoin? I saw the "bitcoin accepted" graphic, but I have not seen the link to a bitcoin payment processor. I might have missed it. Please show it to me.
Thanks
Email is not personal information.
How else would you plan on receiving the VPN configuration? SMTP has the least amount of identification (if any).
We don't use any "payment processor", because we don't have to. We coded our own APIs which read the block chain and deliver the VPN service automatically.
Again, you fail to understand the basic service yet make assumptions.
Sorry to add even more questions. You claim that you don't take any private info therefore you don't need to encrypt your website.
"Nothing on our site is needed to be encrypted. Absolutely ZERO passwords or personal information is entered ANYWHERE on our site."
But when I go to this page: http://orcavpn.com/buy1month.php
you require me to give you(and the rest of the world) my email address?
I took a screenshot and posted it at https://imgur.com/98waKCc
Also how do we pay in bitcoin? I saw the "bitcoin accepted" graphic, but I have not seen the link to a bitcoin payment processor. I might have missed it. Please show it to me.
Thanks
"Nothing on our site is needed to be encrypted. Absolutely ZERO passwords or personal information is entered ANYWHERE on our site."
But when I go to this page: http://orcavpn.com/buy1month.php
you require me to give you(and the rest of the world) my email address?
I took a screenshot and posted it at https://imgur.com/98waKCc
Also how do we pay in bitcoin? I saw the "bitcoin accepted" graphic, but I have not seen the link to a bitcoin payment processor. I might have missed it. Please show it to me.
Thanks
I am always looking to improve my understanding. Please help me to do so!
First, Are you based in the good old USA? I asked before but you didn't answer.
"If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide."
Could you please provide more info about this. Do you use a token system or something similar? What encryption etc do you provide?
First, Are you based in the good old USA? I asked before but you didn't answer.
"If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide."
Could you please provide more info about this. Do you use a token system or something similar? What encryption etc do you provide?
Just my opinion, but I get pissed off when I see a company offering privacy services yet they don't have SSL on their webpage. "SSL'ing" your website might inspire more confidence among potential customers.
Could you tell us more about your privacy policy? First, are you based in the States? What would happen when a government agency asked for client information?
Could you tell us more about your privacy policy? First, are you based in the States? What would happen when a government agency asked for client information?
If they ask for client information, we have nothing to provide.
Nothing on our site is needed to be encrypted. Absolutely ZERO passwords or personal information is entered ANYWHERE on our site.
Please take a look at our service, and you will see the only thing to be pissed at is your understanding.
Just my opinion, but I get pissed off when I see a company offering privacy services yet they don't have SSL on their webpage. "SSL'ing" your website might inspire more confidence among potential customers.
Could you tell us more about your privacy policy? First, are you based in the States? What would happen when a government agency asked for client information?
Could you tell us more about your privacy policy? First, are you based in the States? What would happen when a government agency asked for client information?
as a business man you should offer samples, your not going to be making business like this with that attitude
We already have hundreds of clients. Privacy is one of our top concerns, so releasing the IP address of a server that's on our clients network is not in our best interest.
as a business man you should offer samples, your not going to be making business like this with that attitude
I am interested to but it, but still don't know what will I do with it 
Well the best part is, no matter what that is, only you will know
I am interested to but it, but still don't know what will I do with it
We keep all of our IPv4 address private to clients as they are randomly assigned. Simply purchase a plan if you are inquiring.
can i see a sample of the IP addresses you are using? I wanna see what kind of info it shows.
Thank you for the feedback everyone, we have restored access to the website. We were doing server maintenance.
2 dollars for a month of unmetered bandwidth VPN seems like a surprisingly good deal. I'd give this a try of your buy page wasn't giving me a 504 error.
I can't open the site, it says Website if offline | Gateway time-out
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