Best VPN's using Bitcoin?

[Hfleer]

Hello everyone! I made a price comparison of all vpns from this article: https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-services-that-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2013-edition-130302/
You can download it right here: http://ul.to/dh914o73
Please tell me what you think of it  

Well thanks for the info, could've just thrown it up here though.  Those d/l things are annoying sometimes.

[kneim]

Do VPN services relay all other ports than 80 and 443 only?

[pedrog]

Do VPN services relay all other ports than 80 and 443 only?

What do you mean?

Port forwarding?

[Rez]

I've been using AirVPN as well. The only thing that sucks about it is that you can only run one instance on any device at any given time.

ProXPN allows you to run as many instances as you want, provided each is on a different VPN server - but I don't *think* they accept Bitcoin yet.

I use AIrVPN for *all of my home Internet traffic and have been happy with speeds and latencies so far. They don't have an automatic way to set up multiple device access, but apparently if you contact them they'll set you up manually with a plan.


* except for encrypted and anonymized traffic like Tor, I2P, and Freenet. There's no point routing those through the VPN.

[ErebusBat]

I would stay away from proXPN. I looked into them when they started sponsoring Security Now, here is what I found.  https://twitter.com/proXPN/status/326869677122936833

Their whole attitude toward it was a huge turn off for me.  

AirVPN is based in France, PIA looks like a great company, but after Lavabit I am not sure we can trust any US company anymore.  Being based in the US now seems to be a liability rather than an asset.

[b!z]

Stay away from HideMyAss if you want privacy. They work with the gov. Private Internet Access seems to take anonymity more seriously.

This is still valid. Private Internet Access is a good Bitcoin-accepting VPN. I've seen some other cheap VPNs in the Services section too, you guys can take a look there.

[Nik1ab]

I would recommend to stay away from Private Internet Access.
Their software didn't work on my PC, the support just copies and pastes its answers, and my refund is now taking about half a week now.

[pedrog]

I would recommend to stay away from Private Internet Access.
Their software didn't work on my PC, the support just copies and pastes its answers, and my refund is now taking about half a week now.

What do you mean by "their software"?

OpenVPN is open source, plenty of clients out there, the same for the other protocols.

[Nik1ab]

I'm trying out EarthVPN right now and it is really good so far  

Edit: Stay away from it.

[cycloid]

zorrovpn is what you guys are all looking for

[Nik1ab]

zorrovpn is what you guys are all looking for

Why's that?

[Ecurb123]

I think a large number of people use VPN to access services blocked by the country they live in.

[cycloid]

zorrovpn is what you guys are all looking for

Why's that?

Do a quick search for "zorrovpn" on this forum it was started here and full anonymity in mind, allows you to pay with btc with 0 information gathered.

For email durring signup use yourtempmail.com and tor browser, send coins through mixing service first.

This vpn allows you to create chains of 5 access points as a simple preset for you gui using open vpn protocol.
If really paranoid use another vpn service to initiate the hop as the first point or exit point. Then jump on TOR

 honestly though if you gonna go crazy like that just use TAILS OS (dont use any vpn just crack neighbors wifi) or Whonix VMbox (with all the above hops)

 Also another option is to buy a prepaid 3g modem with fake name and set it up outside your house or apartment on a string in a bag so it does not get wet and connect to that (be sure to charge it once a while too lol) this way connections arent yours ever

 lol but all that paranoia aside zorrovpn is awesome on its own

[2dogs]

if you gonna go crazy like that just use TAILS OS

Tried setting up TAILS but got stuck, started a thread but not one reply:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=310403.0

[Wipeout2097]

if you gonna go crazy like that just use TAILS OS

Tried setting up TAILS but got stuck, started a thread but not one reply:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=310403.0

Oh, I saw that a few days ago but forgot to reply.

That step is optional. You don't actually need to verify the checksum. It's just to make sure that you're not a victim of man-in-the-middle attack when downloading the ISO. In other words, to prevent that someone (e.g. your ISP or an intruder on your local network) is modifying your download stream with malware

Edit: check this article https://tails.boum.org/doc/get/trusting_tails_signing_key/index.en.html

[stormlighter]

Have a look at http://torrentfreak.com/vpn-services-that-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2013-edition-130302/

[BitcoinVPN]

- Asian servers (Singapore/Hong Kong?)
- Price isn't too crazy (But I'm prepared to pay an upwards of $60+ a year if you can convince me it's worth it)

Thanks guys! 

Greetings, John (John K.) and All,

There are servers in HK. Price is much less then $60 per year
(if BTC price does not jump too fast), exchange rate is updated frequently...

Please, try our service and let us know how we can improve it.

Locations available: Hong Kong, US, UK and NL + 1 week for testing is free.

Any feedback is appreciated.

[Kiki112]

the most popular VPN worldwide is I guess hidemyass and it's also payable by bitcoins so it's the best here I guess too
also I was wondering, it it says for example that it has 3 Danish Servers and 400 IPs does that mean if you purchase the VPN you can connect to 3 different IPs or 400 of them?
I think the 400 IPs might be the number of users using those servers so I'm confused
any help would be appreciated 

[Nik1ab]

the most popular VPN worldwide is I guess hidemyass and it's also payable by bitcoins so it's the best here I guess too
also I was wondering, it it says for example that it has 3 Danish Servers and 400 IPs does that mean if you purchase the VPN you can connect to 3 different IPs or 400 of them?
I think the 400 IPs might be the number of users using those servers so I'm confused
any help would be appreciated  

Hidemyass records logs and has already given them away to the feds when they asked for it.

[phantastisch]

Snipped

Are you high ? I didn't understand what you were trying to say ? You are the FBI ? John K works for PIA ? You are John K ? The NSA(Hi Honey !) infiltrated this Forum ?