Which vpn is best for paypal

[Micheal5]

I heard hma VPN, do you know any other?

[phaz0rz]

HMA would be one of the worst choices.

I use 24vc and they've never caused any problems.

[JamesNorth101]

Originally Posted by Micheal5

I heard hma VPN, do you know any other?

HMA is a dreadful choice.

Have a look at IPBurger

[Micheal5]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

HMA would be one of the worst choices.

I use 24vc and they've never caused any problems.

What is the monthly fees?

[Micheal5]

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

HMA is a dreadful choice.

Have a look at IPBurger

Ok I will try

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Micheal5

What is the monthly fees?

All the info is there for you to find and read

[phaz0rz]

It comes up to about $10/mo for either service.

24vc has really been drowned out since the forum started promoting their own V-P-N service, but in reality both are perfectly suitable services for stealth.

[Micheal5]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

It comes up to about $10/mo for either service.

24vc has really been drowned out since the forum started promoting their own V-P-N service, but in reality both are perfectly suitable services for stealth.

ok thanks I will try it soon

[nate]

I know this isn't what OP meant, but in all reality the best V.P.N for PayPal or any financial institution is one you build yourself....

With 256AES encryption that tunnels over SSL/TLS on TCP :443 on a KVM host running CentOS minimal that only you hold the private SSH key to, with root & passwd login disabled, and set up with persistent firewall rules that drop everything except V.P.N & SSH traffic. While your at it, you might as well set the firewall to drop all SSH traffic with an exception of your home IP address & one back up IP.. just in case. And don't leave SSH listening on the default port...

If your only asking about which V.P.N provider is best... No one truly knows the answer to that.

But both 24vc and I.P.Burger seem to be solid. I'm sure there are others out there too that are equal to or better than. (probably cheaper too). But only way to know forsure is to experiment.

[Pandoras_box]

Originally Posted by nate

I know this isn't what OP meant, but in all reality the best V.P.N for PayPal or any financial institution is one you build yourself....

With 256AES encryption that tunnels over SSL/TLS on TCP :443 on a KVM host running CentOS minimal that only you hold the private SSH key to, with root & passwd login disabled, and set up with persistent firewall rules that drop everything except V.P.N & SSH traffic. While your at it, you might as well set the firewall to drop all SSH traffic with an exception of your home IP address & one back up IP.. just in case. And don't leave SSH listening on the default port...

If your only asking about which V.P.N provider is best... No one truly knows the answer to that.

But both 24vc and I.P.Burger seem to be solid. I'm sure there are others out there too that are equal to or better than. (probably cheaper too). But only way to know forsure is to experiment.

^^ This is so true, but even if you build your own VPN, you're still taking a gamble on the IPs assigned you aren't you? For technical and financial reasons, it would be difficult for a VPN provider to actually guarantee where an IP has been in the past. The exception would be if you purchase blocks of unused IPv4 Addresses for example. As I have read, this is getting harder by the day.

[nate]

Originally Posted by Pandoras_box

^^ This is so true, but even if you build your own VPN, you're still taking a gamble on the IPs assigned you aren't you?

Depends on who you rent your server from. If you rent a VPS from a hosting provider that isn't on the first 5 pages of google you'll be alright. You can also google data centers in your city or a nearby city and contact them directly to get in touch with a re-seller.

It's 2018, cloud computing is the future. Making me bet that amazon aws would be ok too, although their servers are too expensive for me.

Originally Posted by Pandoras_box

For technical and financial reasons, it would be difficult for a VPN provider to actually guarantee where an IP has been in the past. The exception would be if you purchase blocks of unused IPv4 Addresses for example. As I have read, this is getting harder by the day.

Hard?More like impossible...

This is what people don't understand. Fresh IP is only creative marketing. Basically it means that they are claiming they don't reissue their IP's from one EB/PP stealth user to the next... but its only based on trust.

In my opinion, getting a VPN from a VPN provider increases your odds of getting banned on IP alone.. VPN providers make it too easy for EB/PP to black list their whole block. This is only common sense.

Every dedicated server I looked into renting came with a block of consecutive IP's, and if you need more you have to lease them from the data center. Most data centers have a TOS that will discontinue your service if your IP gets black listed, but that's for spam. EB/PP only black list blocks of IP's from VPN providers and well known VPS providers like Digital Ocean.

I have some servers at one of the same Data Centers 24vc has a dedicated server at. You can bet money the block of IP's my IP's came from are used less on EB/PP than the block 24vc has.

[Micheal5]

Originally Posted by nate

Depends on who you rent your server from. If you rent a VPS from a hosting provider that isn't on the first 5 pages of google you'll be alright. You can also google data centers in your city or a nearby city and contact them directly to get in touch with a re-seller.

It's 2018, cloud computing is the future. Making me bet that amazon aws would be ok too, although their servers are too expensive for me.


Hard?More like impossible...

This is what people don't understand. Fresh IP is only creative marketing. Basically it means that they are claiming they don't reissue their IP's from one EB/PP stealth user to the next... but its only based on trust.

In my opinion, getting a VPN from a VPN provider increases your odds of getting banned on IP alone.. VPN providers make it too easy for EB/PP to black list their whole block. This is only common sense.

Every dedicated server I looked into renting came with a block of consecutive IP's, and if you need more you have to lease them from the data center. Most data centers have a TOS that will discontinue your service if your IP gets black listed, but that's for spam. EB/PP only black list blocks of IP's from VPN providers and well known VPS providers like Digital Ocean.

I have some servers at one of the same Data Centers 24vc has a dedicated server at. You can bet money the block of IP's my IP's came from are used less on EB/PP than the block 24vc has.

Thanks for explanation

[Micheal5]

Originally Posted by Pandoras_box

^^ This is so true, but even if you build your own VPN, you're still taking a gamble on the IPs assigned you aren't you? For technical and financial reasons, it would be difficult for a VPN provider to actually guarantee where an IP has been in the past. The exception would be if you purchase blocks of unused IPv4 Addresses for example. As I have read, this is getting harder by the day.

But still paypal limit accounts

[13obby]

Ip burger no doubt trust the best and excellent customer service you can’t go wrong.

[Pandoras_box]

Originally Posted by Micheal5

But still paypal limit accounts

That's correct. I do hold this view (unproven) that they frown at VPNs but do not close an account solely for using it.

Given the chance, I would use IPs in the following order:
1. Broadband
2. Mobile
3. VPNs

[rsot]

Originally Posted by jimmiewilliams

Try either purevpn or nordvpn. these two are the best vpn for PayPal.Have any doubt? Read purevpn vs nordvpn blog for more details including features, pricing, speed etc.

Welcome to the forum - all the best as you master stealth

Not really the best these days - forum has better vpn providers if you check marketplace

[MM78]

Originally Posted by jimmiewilliams

Try either purevpn or nordvpn. these two are the best vpn for PayPal.Have any doubt? Read purevpn vs nordvpn blog for more details including features, pricing, speed etc.

To anyone reading this thread.....PureVPN, NordVPN, or ANY VPN that is well known is NOT a good VPN, they are used and abused. That goes for TunnerBear, HMA, and so on....Please do NOT use any of these.....

[rsot]

Originally Posted by MM78

To anyone reading this thread.....PureVPN, NordVPN, or ANY VPN that is well known is NOT a good VPN, they are used and abused. That goes for TunnerBear, HMA, and so on....Please do NOT use any of these.....

Great answer - expect to find another post about this within...say a week? Or is that expecting too long of a delay...?