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Quote from: Omega Weapon on March 10, 2017, 10:29:02 PM

Most VPN accept bitcoin as a payment option nowadays but some of them are private internet access, that service used to sponsor this forum, TorGuard also offers a good service and AirVPN is a good option too.

Yeah all the VPN accepts accepts the most the sites. Some sites may block with the security reasons. Even in coinbase you might noticed when you plg the VPN in it. It will pass the verification mail to email address. Therefore, check the VPN apps to your desktop or mobile to connect using it. I personally suggest to try with Tuxler chrome plugin where you connect any country's location else you Avast safe zone app also as VPN for your pc.

I never heard of Tuxler but it is worth trying because they offer a free service.

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Quote from: Omega Weapon on March 10, 2017, 10:29:02 PM

Most VPN accept bitcoin as a payment option nowadays but some of them are private internet access, that service used to sponsor this forum, TorGuard also offers a good service and AirVPN is a good option too.

Yeah all the VPN accepts accepts the most the sites. Some sites may block with the security reasons. Even in coinbase you might noticed when you plg the VPN in it. It will pass the verification mail to email address. Therefore, check the VPN apps to your desktop or mobile to connect using it. I personally suggest to try with Tuxler chrome plugin where you connect any country's location else you Avast safe zone app also as VPN for your pc.

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Most VPN accept bitcoin as a payment option nowadays but some of them are private internet access, that service used to sponsor this forum, TorGuard also offers a good service and AirVPN is a good option too.

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Quote from: alani123 on December 13, 2016, 05:13:19 PM

People interested in VPNs should really check http://thatoneprivacysite.net/ VPN list. Most VPNs do accept bitcoin these days, it's actually uncommon to find a good one that doesn't.

I'd recommend using the detailed chart and using filters you're interested in most to find a VPN that suits your needs.

Nice additions and great comparison of VPNs. Thanks!

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Quote from: bitcoineverything on March 03, 2017, 09:15:06 PM

I guess all VPN providers today accept Bitcoin payments. What is the use of having VPN without buying it with Bitcoin

there are not accept bitcoin. usually they are a great company who are still scared because investors do not want to take risks to price movements bitcoin unstable.

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Quote from: barbarah on March 03, 2017, 09:49:09 PM

NordVPN for the win!

I like Nordvpn's no-log policy and they are one of vpn services who has the largest number of servers in the world.

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I guess all VPN providers today accept Bitcoin payments. What is the use of having VPN without buying it with Bitcoin

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Quote from: bhantom on December 13, 2016, 05:09:00 PM

This list include only VPN that have referral programs. There are a lot more cheaper offers than this one.
If someone need something cheap can watch marketplace with digital goods: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=93.0
Almost everyday someone want sell promo codes Wink

Nice share! I have not been in that section. Thanks a lot!

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Quote from: Cactushrt on January 09, 2017, 02:56:33 AM

Quote from: bitzoi on December 30, 2016, 01:26:36 AM

Most of VPNs are accepts BitCoin. I just ordered FlyVPN 2 Years VPN plan via Xmas promotions with bitcoin. Surfing anonymously!

I didn't know tbat FlyVPN is accepting bitcoins one of my friends says it's only accepting paypal and pm. How was the internet speed? Are you satisfied with it?

They did add Bitcoin payment and some other more just this October 2016. Bitcoin payment is a must nowadays for VPN services since they offer one common thing, Privacy.

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Quote from: bitzoi on December 30, 2016, 01:26:36 AM

Most of VPNs are accepts BitCoin. I just ordered FlyVPN 2 Years VPN plan via Xmas promotions with bitcoin. Surfing anonymously!

I didn't know tbat FlyVPN is accepting bitcoins one of my friends says it's only accepting paypal and pm. How was the internet speed? Are you satisfied with it?

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Quote from: GregH37 on December 08, 2016, 04:20:58 PM

Recently I got one month subscription of privateinternetaccess with awesomely bitcoin payments. (This was my first bitcoin payments to a service provider, mostly I do spend bitcoins for gambling only). Payment was recognized so quickly and I guess they were not bothering about confirmations, they sent email of subscription confirmation immediately.

Thanks for sharing your experience. Paying in Bitcoin is really much quicker than using fiat money. Great!

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Quote from: Nathan047 on January 02, 2017, 01:39:42 PM

Quote from: ObscureBean on July 16, 2016, 05:01:19 AM

I haven't used VPNs in a long time but I remember a few years back I had a Chrome extension called Hola that worked pretty well. You could choose which country you wanted your IP address to appear to be originating from. I'm not an expert in VPN and I only used it for a little while but I never had any problems with it plus it was free.

Careful, Hola VPN may be using your computer like a TOR exit node (see "Criticism" in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hola_%28VPN%29#Criticism)

Thanks for the information. Some free services can not really be trusted.

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Quote from: ObscureBean on July 16, 2016, 05:01:19 AM

I haven't used VPNs in a long time but I remember a few years back I had a Chrome extension called Hola that worked pretty well. You could choose which country you wanted your IP address to appear to be originating from. I'm not an expert in VPN and I only used it for a little while but I never had any problems with it plus it was free.

Careful, Hola VPN may be using your computer like a TOR exit node (see "Criticism" in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hola_%28VPN%29#Criticism)

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Most of VPNs are accepts BitCoin. I just ordered FlyVPN 2 Years VPN plan via Xmas promotions with bitcoin. Surfing anonymously!

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Quote from: Gloiri on December 20, 2016, 06:11:50 PM

There are some free services so that is an option its just that a vpn can help you for some things but it does not guarantee full anonymous surfing.

I agree and you can just simply use the opera vpn so that is solved pretty easy, I think that its okay to use a vpn but its not fully protected indeed, think about the logs as a example.

Free services does not really give you full security. If that is the case, no one would ever buy premium services.

That is true expect Zenmate VPN free premium it was a good offer for three months but they reduced to one month only through this link :
https://zenmate.com/promotion/share/
Thanks

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Quote from: Ocalebeth on December 22, 2016, 06:15:43 PM

Quote from: Gloiri on December 20, 2016, 06:11:50 PM

There are some free services so that is an option its just that a vpn can help you for some things but it does not guarantee full anonymous surfing.

I agree and you can just simply use the opera vpn so that is solved pretty easy, I think that its okay to use a vpn but its not fully protected indeed, think about the logs as a example.

Free services do not really give you full security. If that is the case, no one would ever buy premium services.

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Quote from: Gloiri on December 20, 2016, 06:11:50 PM

There are some free services so that is an option its just that a vpn can help you for some things but it does not guarantee full anonymous surfing.

I agree and you can just simply use the opera vpn so that is solved pretty easy, I think that its okay to use a vpn but its not fully protected indeed, think about the logs as a example.

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There are some free services so that is an option its just that a vpn can help you for some things but it does not guarantee full anonymous surfing.

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Quote from: bitcoineverything on June 29, 2016, 12:47:28 AM

Bitcoin gives the extra advantage of being anonymous for its users, as opposed to debit or credit cards which usually require the user’s personal details. Thus, using Bitcoin as payment to VPN gives you more of the privacy you needed.

We made a list of what we think are the best VPNs which accepts bitcoin – and how they are efficient in making you anonymous, even beyond the payment method.

See the whole list here:
Buy VPN with Bitcoin

We want to know your thoughts, experiences or additional VPN suggestions.

I don't have any idea about VPNs that accepts bitcoin for subscription fee so its great that you have made a list like this but for sure there are more VPNs out there which also accepts bitcoin and maybe accepts other payment methods and I think it will be great if Psiphon will do the same as well .

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