Get yourself a proxy service and you should be golden. I use BTGuard but a bunch of people have had problems with it. I haven't so far in terms of download speeds. It does have a problem with getting trackers but that could be because of the proxy itself since some don't work behind one.
I have a proxy service and so far, no e-mails from cuntcast about what I am doing. Good luck! Basically it cycles my BitTorrent traffic through other countries like Germany and Canada while leaving my other internet traffic alone. My downloads therefore look like they're coming from somebody else in Verizon's eyes. I did like BTGuard though because it's less expensive and it has instructions on the website on how to configure popular BitTorrent clients to work with it.
They confirmed receipt of my email, opened a service ticket with a serial number and advised a reply would be forthcoming. No gmail, hotmail, etc. It had to be:. It's to verify your identity to them to reduce the possibility of fraud. Quite understandable and acceptable. Quite simply under no ordinary circumstances should BTGuard have this information. If and when they reply to this issue I will again update.
Until then, please guide yourself accordingly Second update: A recent visit to Torrent Freak after I published my emails to them here, discloses that the stickied article writing about BtGuard and UK has been taken down. Torrent Freak's reply to me only suggested a possible reason for their off line status. Torrent Freak's previously admitted close relationship with BTGuard and their recent inquiries should have resulted in more than a suggestion.
From the many Vpn services only a few are the real deal. No ip log, no logging how long your session is, etc. So there is no identifying the costumer. I use BTGuard.. Canada based, signed up with mailinator email and payed in bitcoin.
They say they don't log and in case of court order, they have to hand over an empty harddrive, with nothing but the OS software. I hope they mean what they say. Sounds good. I will have to do more research into private trackers because I don't have a lot of experience with them.
As soon as this month's subscription to BTGuard is up I will make the switch. Thanks again! I never have to worry about my VPN going out and exposing my connections because Qbittorrent is set up for all connections to go through BTGuard 's proxy server. A VPN is what you want. I use BTGuard and like it. So getting a good VPN service is critical. For just occasional use you could use TOR.
It bounces your connection through multiple locations before going to the general internet. It is slow though. They have a browser bundle that's dead simple to use. You can even put it on a usb and not have to install it on the PC you're using.
Would recommend BTGuard - simple and easy to use - and they don't keep records. There's always a never ending debate between Private Internet and BTGuard , I know they essentially do the same exact thing and probably at similar speeds, but have you ever noted what your highest speed with PIA was? I recall that when I logged on through one a few months ago, I was banned for exploitation. When I spoke to a representative, the answer they gave me was that I was just to never use a VPN while playing WoW because currency sellers were frequent users of them.
Is this the actual answer? That's at college in a dorm and at my letters yet, and the speeds are great. At the college, I've gotten 1. That's a common lie a lot of universities spread around. It's actually based on packet sniffing. If you really want to be protected, use BTGuard , and if they say something about your bandwidth, say you've been using netflix.
From my experience and research, I'd say PrivateInternetAccess, and you're good to go. For Linux there's special instructions. I agree BTGuard under performs in speed from what they claim. They don't mention this on their site, but it is hidden in their tech support FAQ so I paid an extra month sadly It's a proxy.
That means, they stand in for you as a middle man, and they deliberately don't keep logs. It's simple, its cheap, and it works.
I got a series of nasty, lengthy notices from my ISP over the course of a few weeks. I wasn't so much concerned about being sued as getting throttled due to strikes, so I got BTGuard. Haven't heard a peep out of my ISP since. Essential reading if you're considering a VPN. Some of them will hand your data over as quickly as an ISP. I don't understand downvotes either. It's like a secret club sometimes.
I genuinely wanted to know some answers. I'm not being facetious or anything, I just wanted things explained properly. I mean, I get that it's anonymous going to the internet, but until Oh-blivious pointed out the encryption to me I forgot about encryption , I didn't realize that there was a way to truly anonymize your data.
I'm just weighing my decision on this sort of thing. I'd also love to know if I could "queue up" several downloads to one of these servers and wait until I can get to a faster internet connection to grab them at a later date.
My internet is too slow and too limited to get what I want most of the time, and that includes Steam. I get maybe four times in a month where I have access to fast internet. Nearly all Universities ban P2P and have serious consequences for committing piracy while using their networks! Occam's Razor would suggest maybe they just suck at responding to emails. What is Reddit's opinion of BTGuard? From 3. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. The following content includes affiliate links for which I may make a small commission at no extra cost to you should you make a purchase.
More vpns. Anonymity score BTGuard has good anti-logging policies and ok security practices. It based is in Canada, which has an ok internet privacy record. Popularity trend Loading With how the technology works, you cannot.
You have a few options. Avoid public trackers, especially TPB. Since Demonoid is unfortunately offline for the foreseeable future, try to get an invite to another private tracker site.
If your friend feels he must use public trackers, or just wants another level of anonymity with the private ones, buy a subscription to an anonymous proxy service like BTGuard.
Yes it costs money, but not a lot and it's probably the best step one can take to anonymizing their internet activity. Read this: And always pay with bitcoin. Not really, unfortunately. Unless Rand can get his way, maybe. Again, thanks for the contact Cheers! The website says "unlimited speed" but.. That is going to be a very broad list.
Literally any torrent friendly VPN will work with Deluge. For further research see and. There's a list of VPN providers here: For example, BTGuard allows connections to port 80 which is web traffic, so no blocking , so if you were to connect to that all your traffic would go through that tunnel.
Good luck, let me know if you need more help! I haven't used any other VPN services though, so I can't really compare. They do not respond to emails from potential clients with technical questions. They keep vital equipment in a highly suspect location.
Dont get it. Also, this. Hope this helps and sorry if I mis-read your question entirely. Now if I can only find an earlier version to install Edit: Found it:. Don't pirate without a vpn guys, come on. Google "anonymous vpn services" I use one called BTGuard and it's worked for me. A friend told me this. Pirating TV and movies is wrong. Tor devs already said not to use torrents over Tor for a variety of reasons If you dont want to pay for security, then there are no good options.
If you are really worried, again you will have to pay for security. Usenet, VPN, or a Seedbox. Site's servers are in the US now. IP is It appears to be using public trackers.
But basically, just use the proxy and it's not a problem. If you use a VPN you should be fine. I have been using it for torrenting for almost 10 years now, and never had any issues. They also accept bitcoins. Thanks for reaching out to us. As you have already using BTGuard for torrenting for years and you are satisfied with the performance of the provider then there is no point in changing the service.
Subscription for one month and paid by Paypall In Asia could not get conncetion. No help only faqs Immediate made claim and Paypall made refund. However BTQuard took money for the next month. Been a BT Guard subscriber for more than 2 years but am totally disgusted by their non-existent support. I will never go back. Much better packages available anyway.
I have consistently gotten a 10MB speed using them. Their customer support is non existent too. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. By submitting this form you agree to our Terms of service and Privacy Policy.
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February 11, at pm. Usman Hayat says:. February 20, at am. San says:. September 14, at am. Disappointed says:. January 3, at pm. JohnDoe 13 says:. The support area, where you can find the FAQs and guides, was last updated in Some things are downright counter-intuitive. If you visit their wiki page, for example, you will find two login links — one in the top right corner and another listed as Members to the left. While I was able to log in with my credentials using the Members link, the login link on the right failed to recognize my credentials.
Your user dashboard is spartan — you can change your password and nothing more. No advanced customization, fancy software, or toggles for a kill switch and firewall. It is as barebones a service as they can get. My initial speed was okay:. Nonetheless, these speeds are above-average for bit encrypted OpenVPN connections. Unfortunately, there is not much to discuss here. I always prefer short legal documents to verbose and mind-numbing legalese, but BTGuard took it too far with an impossibly short and vague Privacy Policy.
The company advertises a strict no-logs policy, but their Privacy Policy states they collect your personal information. And then it fails to explain which personal information it collects. And then it mentions the purposes for which it collects your information but fails to identify what these purposes are. Also, the Privacy Policy was last updated in
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