Anyone here use VPNs?

[utahclock]

I have a paid VPN service when im doing work with unregs, but I haven't done any work with unregs in awhile since I lost my home internet, but VPNs are awesome, the one I use, lets my pick country I want to be in, so I can match it to the neo user account, thus less risk of ban.

[Arabella]

I pay for a VPN as well, I use Private Internet Access and their service has been great so far, plus not too expensive. I tried free Hotspot Shield, and it gave me a bunch of unwanted toolbars and browser redirect stuff, which really irritated me as it took a while to get all that crap off my computer. And that was from the official site, so I'm not a fan of them.

[John]

I live by the paid version of hidemyass. It's fantastic. Let's me get on my porn sites at school

[Mod]

Let's me get on my porn sites at school

You break all the rules, don't you?

[Arabella]

I live by the paid version of hidemyass. It's fantastic.

I tried HideMyAss and it didn't work with the Mass E-mail Checker very well, it always came up with nothing when I used that program but it works with the other VPN I use. I ended up getting a refund for it, I like their options on their VPN so I was kinda bummed.

[Mrfugix]

I prefer to use Amazon EC2. You can get a year worth of free servers that have 8ms ping to TnT servers. You can shut it down and restart a new one for a new IP at anytime. So yeah...

[Einfachheit]

What is VPNs?

[Thunder]

I personally use HideMyAss as well, there are a few others that work really well but right now I'm running something that checks for logins on neo, and they tend to IP ban for a day or something similar after a very small amount. HideMyAss allows for the ability for the IP to change every xx minutes and xx seconds so it's quite useful. Also, it's fast, and I don't even notice the speed difference compared with normal internet. Also, being in Canada, it lets me watch american netflix

[Fogged]

wanted to, but cant figure out how to use em.

[Hinth]

What is VPNs?

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network and it's pretty much exactly what it sounds like. It routs all of your internet traffic to its network, where you can then access local resources securely. It's pretty handy when you're traveling overseas to countries that have placed limitations on internet usage and blocks certain sites. The VPN then lets you access the internet as if you were in the location of the IP address the VPN provided you with. I personally use multiple private proxies but I used to use HMA and their premium VPN was actually quite decent.