Best VPN's using Bitcoin?

[bitcoin2016]

I use for two years TorGuard  and I am extremely pleased

they accept
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[Kiki112]

hide my ass, it's one of the most popular hiding websites (you can use it for free)

and their professional VPN package is great and a reasonable price

only 11$ a month..

they started accepting bitcoin at August 6, 2013

[BitcoinVPN]

https://seed4.me/invitations — Seed4.Me Club
Each invitation gives one week VPN for free.
Cost: 3 months = 0.017 BTC.
... this is only about $2.83 per month. Welcome!

[Kiki112]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

[Nik1ab]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

You want to get the worst VPN available?

[sandk]

are there any other options in europe, except Versavpn?
A Switzerland based VPN service would be great (they have a nice and shocking policy on TV reception and redistribution)

[Kiki112]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

You want to get the worst VPN available?

why is it the worst?

[Nik1ab]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

You want to get the worst VPN available?

why is it the worst?

It keeps logs longer than any ISP that I know and gives them to the government when asked.

are there any other options in europe, except Versavpn?
A Switzerland based VPN service would be great (they have a nice and shocking policy on TV reception and redistribution)

AirVPN is in europe too, Italy to be exact.

[Kiki112]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

You want to get the worst VPN available?

why is it the worst?

It keeps logs longer than any ISP that I know and gives them to the government when asked.

are there any other options in europe, except Versavpn?
A Switzerland based VPN service would be great (they have a nice and shocking policy on TV reception and redistribution)

AirVPN is in europe too, Italy to be exact.

oh

can you recommend some good and with a reasonble price?

besides I would only use it to make multi-accounts in one virtual game I play

even though they can't track me like this, they see it suspicious when 100 accounts from the same town register in the same eCountry

[Nik1ab]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

You want to get the worst VPN available?

why is it the worst?

It keeps logs longer than any ISP that I know and gives them to the government when asked.

are there any other options in europe, except Versavpn?
A Switzerland based VPN service would be great (they have a nice and shocking policy on TV reception and redistribution)

AirVPN is in europe too, Italy to be exact.

oh

can you recommend some good and with a reasonble price?

besides I would only use it to make multi-accounts in one virtual game I play

even though they can't track me like this, they see it suspicious when 100 accounts from the same town register in the same eCountry

Depends on what price you would call "reasonable".

[Kiki112]

now even I'm thinking about getting hide my ass VPN lol

damn this thread, damn it

You want to get the worst VPN available?

why is it the worst?

It keeps logs longer than any ISP that I know and gives them to the government when asked.

are there any other options in europe, except Versavpn?
A Switzerland based VPN service would be great (they have a nice and shocking policy on TV reception and redistribution)

AirVPN is in europe too, Italy to be exact.

oh

can you recommend some good and with a reasonble price?

besides I would only use it to make multi-accounts in one virtual game I play

even though they can't track me like this, they see it suspicious when 100 accounts from the same town register in the same eCountry

Depends on what price you would call "reasonable".

throw me some sites and prices and I'll pick

[Nik1ab]

Just look over here: https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-services-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2014-edition-140315/

But AirVPN seems to be the only one to take privacy seriously. It has the best performance too.

[Equate]

Just look over here: https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-services-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2014-edition-140315/

But AirVPN seems to be the only one to take privacy seriously. It has the best performance too.

Thanks for the link and nice vpn comparison.

[Kiki112]

You want to get the worst VPN available?

so I just went trought the VPNs myself, and most the VPNs don't have more then 10 countries available, I'm not very much consirned how long do they keep the logs, I'm not hacking anything


they have servers in 72 countries, plenty of different IPs from each country

even the small countries which no one would use for anything

for example

Uganda --> 125 different IPs

bigger countries of course have more (for example USA 296 servers, 37 742 IP addresses)

this is what I actually needed

I bought a 1-month subscription yesterday, I'll probably go for another 6 months later on

[Nik1ab]

You want to get the worst VPN available?

so I just went trought the VPNs myself, and most the VPNs don't have more then 10 countries available, I'm not very much consirned how long do they keep the logs, I'm not hacking anything


they have servers in 72 countries, plenty of different IPs from each country

even the small countries which no one would use for anything

for example

Uganda --> 125 different IPs

bigger countries of course have more (for example USA 296 servers, 37 742 IP addresses)

this is what I actually needed

I bought a 1-month subscription yesterday, I'll probably go for another 6 months later on

It's not about hacking, it's about tracking.
And watch out for US-based services. The US law can force VPN providers to log everything and give it to the government without informing the user.

[Kiki112]

You want to get the worst VPN available?

so I just went trought the VPNs myself, and most the VPNs don't have more then 10 countries available, I'm not very much consirned how long do they keep the logs, I'm not hacking anything


they have servers in 72 countries, plenty of different IPs from each country

even the small countries which no one would use for anything

for example

Uganda --> 125 different IPs

bigger countries of course have more (for example USA 296 servers, 37 742 IP addresses)

this is what I actually needed

I bought a 1-month subscription yesterday, I'll probably go for another 6 months later on

It's not about hacking, it's about tracking.
And watch out for US-based services. The US law can force VPN providers to log everything and give it to the government without informing the user.

as I said I'm not doing anything illegal

just making multi-accounts in a game

need the IP of the country where I'm making those multi-accounts lol

[Jonasch]

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.

[cycloid]

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.

VPN that blocks ports... Try ZorronVPN its been my favorite along with Private Internet Access (although something fishy about these guys)

[Jonasch]

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.

Due to high amount of infected Windows computers and SPAM VPN, providers usually blocks outgoing SMTP connections on the VPN servers.
However Most famous free email services (gmail, yahoo, hotmail etc.) provide their SMTP servers also on SSL port TCP 465 which is more secure and this port is not widely used by viruses for sending spam. If you need to send emails from your email client (Outlook etc.), then just change your SMTP server settings to use SSL SMTP on port 465.

Also I remember purevpn.com enabled smtp port on my vpn account that has dedicated IP so maybe if you contact your provider they make an exception and enable it on your account.

The biggest e-mail provider in Germany, GMX is requiring port 587.
Server: mail.gmx.net
Port: 587
Encryption: STARTTLS
 
I had logged several tickets with proxy.sh and they were unable to unblock it for me, so now they lose me as a customer.

I will try to double check with some other providers if they allow port 587.

If any VPN providers from the 2014 list could comment, it would be great.

[jontrue]

TorGuard: Anonymous VPN