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At Private Internet Access, we provide multi-gigabit tier-1 access points to our private global VPN (virtual private network).

Why VPN?
VPN tunnels allow you to browse anonymously with a different IP address.  Additionally, VPN tunnels encrypt your connection when accessing the internet through insecure networks, such as public wifi networks and potentially insecure ISP networks.  Further, VPN tunnels are highly important when traveling abroad, as many websites are blocked and/or regionally censored in other countries.

Why Private Internet Access?
Private Internet Access has been in business for several years and has quickly become one of the leading VPN tunnel providers.  We have extensive years of experience in VPN tunneling technologies, and, in addition, we are major supporters of Bitcoin.  Many of you know us within the community as rasengan (co-founder Mt. Gox Mobile) and coderrr (co-founder Mt. Gox Live and creator of the Bitcoin Anonymity Patch (http://coderrr.wordpress.com/2011/06/30/patching-the-bitcoin-client-to-make-it-more-anonymous/)).

Please visit our website, Private Internet Access (https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/), at https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/ (https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/).

We look forward to providing you the highest quality VPN service (https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/).

Thank you,
Andrew

It looks like ISPs will begin spying on their customers July 12, 2012.  Our service will protect your privacy when this happens.

https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2012/03/your-isp-is-going-to-spy-on-you-starting-july-12-2012/

How many exit servers does privateinternetaccess.com have?
Is privateinternetaccess.com single hop or multi-hop?
Is privateinternetaccess.com network designed similar to TOR but faster?

hi there,
do you provide dynamic dedicated ips? if so, how big are your subnets? Class C(/24) or even bigger?
in other terms, do we get a dynamic IP which can receive incoming connections?

A few questions...

How long have you been in business?
What transfer limits are there?
How many concurrent connections are allowed per account?
How many hops are there in a vpn connection?
What anonymity technologies are employed, Crowding, Multiplexing, Latency normalization, Traffic Splitting / Mixing?
Is the communication protected by perfect forward secrecy?
Are your servers encrypted with LUKS (AES) or something more?
Where are your servers?
Do you have any real security experts on staff? if so, who?
From whom can the VPN provider protect against?
Is port forwarding allowed?
Are you running your network on VPS/cloud servers?
What information do you have about your customers?
Do you log? If so, what do you log and for how long?
Where are you incorporated?
How are abuse complaints handled?
How are subpoenas handled?
How are law enforcement requests handled?
Have you ever cooperated with law enforcement?
Has any customer identity or traffic ever been compromised?
Do you inform your clients if a subpoena for their information is served?

Bump.  I'm curious of most of these questions as well.  Considering subscribing to your services.

I will probably buy this in a few days. Sounds nice, considering that the Internet laws are getting stricter every month.

Anyone ever use these services.  Considering trying it for a month but see no details on the questions provided.

-kaji

Has anyone been able to get WatchESPN to work through this? A few of the servers have access but the video won't play.