24vc

$42 for uk Fresh IP ?
thats like £30 lol

worth it ?

[ilcarletto]

24vc services are trusted and well known here on the forum.

I've never used it myself but, unless it is a 99 year contract, if you are not happy with it or if you find a cheaper option (remember that abused IPs will be an issue for stealth) you can stop using it anytime.

worth it ?

Do you make money with stealth? ...only you know if it's woth it.

[Haidukken]

How much is security and long terms success worth to you? Seems like you want it for free, with all the benefits and just a bit more, because customer is always king, right?

Its an investment and if you don't like it- Just use other services or other methods to get new IP address.

Each to their own, but making threads questioning someones price is like standing in front of a shop and yelling that tampons cost too much. Pretty useless.

[vetus]

You pay for what you get, simple as that.
Same with anything, if you want quality you buy a BMW or whatever, if you want cheap you buy a FORD KA 1996 edition.

Same with accounts spend the money to make a solid account, in the long run that £30 is nothing to you if you're making solid income off of it.

[RosieTosie]

There are enough people using the 24vc system on this forum for them to haves an excellent set up. You will have no problems with leakage from their VPN's if you follow all advice, it is the strength and longevity of their system you are paying for and yes it is well worth it.

[123]

Also just for some clarification, if you get the annual plan a UK Fresh IP comes out to only $15/mo

On a side note if paying from the UK and you want to save money, I recommend selecting credit card on check out instead of checking out through Avangate (our paypal processor) as they are legally required to charge you VAT, if you pay by credit card we do not charge you that tax. (The reason your seeing that price of $42 is because their including the tax, that you can avoid by paying by credit card)

[Haidukken]

Originally Posted by 123

Also just for some clarification, if you get the annual plan a UK Fresh IP comes out to only $15/mo

On a side note if paying from the UK and you want to save money, I recommend selecting credit card on check out instead of checking out through Avangate (our paypal processor) as they are legally required to charge you VAT, if you pay by credit card we do not charge you that tax. (The reason your seeing that price of $42 is because their including the tax, that you can avoid by paying by credit card)

BOOM, thats whats up!

[e2free]

Originally Posted by Fraud

$42 for uk Fresh IP ?
thats like £30 lol

worth it ?

Use dongle Cheapest and bestablished option

ee sim will cost you for around £20 that's for 12 months

Originally Posted by e2free

Use dongle Cheapest and bestablished option

ee sim will cost you for around £20 that's for 12 months

already got like 10 acc's running with ee

£30 for an ip that paypal will detect as a non Residential IP dont think its worth it

[e2free]

Originally Posted by Fraud

already got like 10 acc's running with ee

£30 for an ip that paypal will detect as a non Residential IP dont think its worth it

Go for 3 sim OR o2 dongle so far is ccheapest and best option

[Play]

I like many others use dongles. But I also use VPNs where I need to constantly access the account, because the account may be one of my high rollers. Constantly changing IP etc. can be a hassle. That's where the good points start for using VPNs.

Also when you are consistently logging in with the same Dedicated IP of a VPN + you have built tonnes of browsing history/cookies - it's unlikely you will ever be asked to verify your phone number when logging in/sending payments (that in itself saves you the hassle of keeping all your 10+ sims topped up and active).

There are a lot more benefits to using VPNs as well, and many threads discussing those benefits. I would say it all comes down to the specific user in question.

[TOOKNAPA]

you can also obtain an "almost Static IP" by using the wifi/usb thetering function of a phone, as long as you keep it turned on, the IP doesn't change

[Play]

Originally Posted by TOOKNAPA

you can also obtain an "almost Static IP" by using the wifi/usb thetering function of a phone, as long as you keep it turned on, the IP doesn't change

I don't think that's good. I may be wrong, but I have quite certain that if your IP is the same for a few months and all of a sudden it changes (let's say battery dies), then your bound to get struck with verification steps when logging in or making payments - which isn't great if the number on the account is no longer existent.

There is a lot more to VPNs, i.e. being able to run and manage multiple accounts simultaneously, not having to keep a tab on IPs used on accounts, not having to generate a new IP before logging into accounts... and more.

Whilst these may seem few and irrelevant to many now, once you expand and have 10+ stealth accounts, you will come to realise a VPN becomes an absolute necessity.

[TOOKNAPA]

well, i think everybody knows how to keep a battery charged all the time, and keep the accounts phone number active is (to me) more important than having a Dedicated IP(note that its easy to keep the phone number active when you use the same phone to connect to the internet) + you can keep all the account info in the phone (password, stealth address, stealth name, bank info.etc..) and in case of the FBI comes to knock at your door, it will be easier to put your phones in the waver for 30 seconds than the whole computer . Also it is possible to manage multiple accounts simultaneously by usb thetering without any issues .
however, for sure if you need 10 + accounts, your computer will look like a Modern Art sculpture

[Ebayorbust]

Originally Posted by Play

I don't think that's good. I may be wrong, but I have quite certain that if your IP is the same for a few months and all of a sudden it changes (let's say battery dies), then your bound to get struck with verification steps when logging in or making payments - which isn't great if the number on the account is no longer existent.

There is a lot more to VPNs, i.e. being able to run and manage multiple accounts simultaneously, not having to keep a tab on IPs used on accounts, not having to generate a new IP before logging into accounts... and more.

Whilst these may seem few and irrelevant to many now, once you expand and have 10+ stealth accounts, you will come to realise a VPN becomes an absolute necessity.

It isn't a necessity no matter how many stealth accounts you operate.

[Play]

Originally Posted by Ebayorbust

It isn't a necessity no matter how many stealth accounts you operate.

Your right it's not a necessity. Though it can aid in being a lot more productive.

And yes, there are cheaper alternatives to aiding you to be more productive, i.e. Use of Auctiva or inkfrog to multi manage accounts.

But small changes in coding on such platforms can result in accounts being linked, thus making the VPN solution more cost effective in comparison, as well as the safest and easiest way to manage multiple accounts (IMO).

[TOOKNAPA]

I don't see what makes it a lot more productive, but as you said, that's just an opinion.
But also, I wanted to know : does your vpn provider guaranted a lifetime ip ? what happend if the company (for whatever reason) has to close, or decide to change its activities ? (sorry for my bad english)