[Abuata]

hi all, i was going to use PureVPN but they stopped accepting BTC just recently and moved to a third party bitcoin exchange that requires your identity to purchase.

Any logless btc accepting VPNs you all use?

[Proxies.tv]

I can certainly see why they made that move. If the level of abuse was high enough, it would trigger nearly any legitimate company to do the same. Just because you pay with btc doesn't give people the right to scam, defraud, and do other wicked shit and most likely this is exactly what was happening. So they took steps to counter this.

[Abuata]

I can certainly see why they made that move. If the level of abuse was high enough, it would trigger nearly any legitimate company to do the same. Just because you pay with btc doesn't give people the right to scam, defraud, and do other wicked shit and most likely this is exactly what was happening. So they took steps to counter this.

Yeah thats cool and all but you didnt really provide anything useful to the topic.

[Proxies.tv]

Yeah thats cool and all but you didnt really provide anything useful to the topic.

Then consider this: instead of asking a tiresome question like this, why not spend your time creating your own vpn instead if you are so worried about logs? Its obvious no one is going to answer a question like this.

[Abuata]

Then consider this: instead of asking a tiresome question like this, why not spend your time creating your own vpn instead if you are so worried about logs? Its obvious no one is going to answer a question like this.

Yeah, what a cheeky response, faggot. Why dont you go no life on this forum some more. You know why i came here and asked, and its not to get some autismo answer.

[Proxies.tv]

And you wonder why no one is responding to your question.

[randvoo12]

I can sell you ProtonVPN gift cards for bitcoin and then you can use this with their logless service.

[Poet]

I can sell you ProtonVPN gift cards for bitcoin and then you can use this with their logless service.

Pretty sure OP can just pay Proton with bitcoin directly

[randvoo12]

Pretty sure OP can just pay Proton with bitcoin directly

I'm not sure if they already have the same rules of the VPN provider he already uses, also, he would be getting a pretty decent discount if he got it from me.

[Mark Ronson]

Then consider this: instead of asking a tiresome question like this, why not spend your time creating your own vpn instead if you are so worried about logs? Its obvious no one is going to answer a question like this.

So each time one is interested in buying a specific service he should "create" it? Doesn't make sense man lol
The attack on privacy over the internet is insane and it's sad to me reading HF users defending such moves from companies.
OP is right you aren't contributing in any constructive way

[CapsBruh]

I used PhyberVPN, ra4wvpn (back when it was actually logless and good at the start), and a ton more, I see people using nVpn a lot... I would look for a VPN not owned by an HF member personally...

[Narcist]

ExpressVPN is also good and payable with BTC.
They are bit more expensive than usual providers but at least more transparant about logs

[Xamarin]

Hmm .... ProtonVPN would be my take with the given requirements!

[SIM-4837188]

proton,N-o-r-d,express,surfshark are just some options

[Proxied]

[censored] works great, you should check it out.