privacy/anonymous surfing services

Hiya all,

Can some one recommend a good provider mostly surfing anonymously ? Since as some of you know findnot.com disappeared from earth all of a sudden i'm one of the many looking around.

Right now i'm considering perfect-privacy.com as they seem to come close to the way findnot works. Any one used them ? Opinions ? (they don't do trial accounts anymore)

Thanks !

Oldymin

PS: please don't mention xerobank.com as they're the same guys who scammed me before (metropipe.net, the rest can be googled)

 

I have never used perfect-privacy but I hear they are very good. They have a large selection of server locations as well. I personally use Secretsline. I use them because the company is run by Russians, you can pay by the day/week/month/year etc. They offer anonymous payments and they have live online support almost all of the time. If you have any problems they will help you out. So there is my 2cent on it

 

You say they "scammed" you in the past - as a totally satisfied customer of XB i'd love to know how they supposedly achieved a scam on you?

Seems like your post is a hit and run slander post tbh.

I've heard good things around here about perfect-privacy as well... Maybe use the search feature and read up on the many posts dedicated to discussing them.

 

Thanks, i'll check them out. Can you say something about speed ?

 

I simply asked to give advise and not to bring up xerobank which there is a whole thread about here and all over the internet explaining they're metropipe.net, so yes, in my opinion i recommend everyone to stay away from anything which is xerobank or metropipe or cryptohippie.

 

I have used their servers in Malaysia, Estonia, USA, and Luxembourg and all those servers operate at very high speeds. Have had no issues at all. I use their OpenVPN but they have DoubleVpn as well

 

I suggest you are very careful about which 'service' you select, and what data (like credit card data) you send through it.

As someone once said: 'true anonymity is surprisingly difficult to achieve'.
IMO, true anonymity on the internet doesn't exist.

Consider the consequences if something goes wrong. Too many potential problems/dangers to mention them here.