Free VPN or paid?

@NasterXchange · #45 09-07-2018

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Originally Posted by Leothebusinessman87

I been using a free VPN called Avira VPN phantom, is that one any good nickopedia?

Basically you can use any free or paid VPN you like. But if you need the VPN for business purposes, Avira free VPN shouldn't be the one use as explained earlier.

doe_joe · #46 09-14-2018

I am considering NordVPN
They were recommended by a friend who works in online security for a bank.

I, of course, want it for a different reason.
Should I just go ahead and sign with them to avoid spending a week researching other providers...

JamesNorth101 · #47 09-14-2018

I use NordVPN for day to day use and its really good although its dreadful for use with eBay & PayPal so make sure to never use it while using either of them

@NasterXchange · #48 09-14-2018

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Originally Posted by doe_joe

I am considering NordVPN
They were recommended by a friend who works in online security for a bank.

I, of course, want it for a different reason.
Should I just go ahead and sign with them to avoid spending a week researching other providers...

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Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

I use NordVPN for day to day use and its really good although its dreadful for use with eBay & PayPal so make sure to never use it while using either of them

Never tried NordVPN but I read a lot of good things about this VPN Provider. There is also a drawback with such big VPN Providers. Their IPs are shared between users, well known and will be blacklisted generally fast.
So you shouldn't use them to login into your stealth accounts.

**SaiJin** · #49 09-14-2018

I personally use IPBurger myself. Been on it for a year for amazon and it's working out very nicely.

PLus I think they have a 52% off right now too. Check them out.

nate · #50 09-14-2018

I think I'm on to something now.....

I figured out how to get a MTU value of 1500 out the other end of a OpenVPN tunnel....

and if that isn't an accomplishment....

I figured out how to tunnel a dual stack (ipv4 & ipv6) using a Layer-2 bridge...

I literally just figured this out in the last 24hrs on my home server behind NAT.

So I still have some work to do to get this going on one of my production VPS's.

But I'm making significant progress..

Wondering how many free or paid services are doing is?

@NasterXchange · #51 09-15-2018

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Originally Posted by nate

I think I'm on to something now.....

I figured out how to get a MTU value of 1500 out the other end of a OpenVPN tunnel....

and if that isn't an accomplishment....

I figured out how to tunnel a dual stack (ipv4 & ipv6) using a Layer-2 bridge...

I literally just figured this out in the last 24hrs on my home server behind NAT.

So I still have some work to do to get this going on one of my production VPS's.

But I'm making significant progress..

Wondering how many free or paid services are doing is?

Wow if you could get that MTU through OpenVPN, that would be a real accomplishment :-) Would be nice if you can share some infos about it.

nate · #52 09-15-2018

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Originally Posted by @MasterNaster

Wow if you could get that MTU through OpenVPN, that would be a real accomplishment :-) Would be nice if you can share some infos about it.

Is that sarcasm?

Im going to assume its not since it took me at least 6 months of f#ckin' with it on and off to figure it out.

-mssfix

and the trick is... the value can go higher than whats quoted in the documentation without fragmenting. You just have to keep adjusting and checking it until it comes back as 1500.

I probably shouldn't give out my secrets like that as much work as I put into this sh!t, but f#ck it... I would have loved for someone to tell me.

FML... I would have figured it out 6 months ago if the documentation hadn't thrown me off.

@NasterXchange · #53 09-16-2018

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Originally Posted by nate

Is that sarcasm?

Im going to assume its not since it took me at least 6 months of f#ckin' with it on and off to figure it out.

-mssfix

and the trick is... the value can go higher than whats quoted in the documentation without fragmenting. You just have to keep adjusting and checking it until it comes back as 1500.

I probably shouldn't give out my secrets like that as much work as I put into this sh!t, but f#ck it... I would have loved for someone to tell me.

FML... I would have figured it out 6 months ago if the documentation hadn't thrown me off.

Yes

I understand you of course but not everyone wouldn't share also

Anyway, congrats if you managed to do it.

kau · #54 09-19-2018

what is the best and cheap vpn to use?

rsot · #55 09-19-2018

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Originally Posted by kau

what is the best and cheap vpn to use?

Define "cheap" - what's your budget?

Brainbuster · #56 09-24-2018

I have a sneaking suspicion that a lot of people in this thread (most?) are promoting a VPN provider without mentioning their conflict of interest.

Sure would be refreshing if you'd openly stated your affiliation with the VPN company you say is the best.

Loera · #57 10-03-2018

I don't recommend about using any free or paid VPN. Lot of people can connect to the same IP you were using and put at risk your EB/PP account. Pay for a Dedicated Proxy and keep safe.

JohnClark · #58 10-04-2018

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Originally Posted by ROWDYLANE

Will a free VPN work ok for stealth or could i get good recommendation on paid ones---i been looking at so much stuff everything running together now-lol

You should buy IP address, IPBurger is recommended

youngtiger · #59 10-05-2018

About big VPN providers like Pure, Nord, do a spam/blacklist check before using a particular IP, that'll save you from a lot of headaches afterwards.

monstermaash · #60 10-05-2018

i'd listen to Slokor, he knows what he's talking about.

you'll definitely regret when the inevitable comes.

rsot · #61 10-05-2018

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Originally Posted by Loera

I don't recommend about using any free or paid VPN. Lot of people can connect to the same IP you were using and put at risk your EB/PP account. Pay for a Dedicated Proxy and keep safe.

Correct about the enormity of ppl using free services and causing trouble

Play · #62 10-05-2018

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Originally Posted by Loera

I don't recommend about using any free or paid VPN. Lot of people can connect to the same IP you were using and put at risk your EB/PP account. Pay for a Dedicated Proxy and keep safe.

A VPN is a better than a proxy.

You can get dedicated VPNs, its not exclusive to proxies.

In conclusion, go for a Fresh Dedicated VPN.

MichaelRobert · #63 10-12-2018

Please use paid one, You can buy the vpn here from seller they are good.

Brainbuster · #64 10-23-2018

Get your dedicated VPN from 24vc.
I'm not affiliated in any way, but it's super easy even for me. And works every time.
They offer both dedicated and fresh ones, which are perfect for stealth.

VerBayPal · #65 10-24-2018

hotspotshield is enough they offer free/paid service

Play · #66 10-24-2018

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Originally Posted by VerBayPal

hotspotshield is enough they offer free/paid service

Using services like that are a good way to get suspended on eBay/PayPal very quickly.

I wouldn't recommend.