posted Tue, 05/01/2018 - 18:43
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Hi eroids,
So i had a question regarding ordering online, I know in some countries its legal to posses steroids, but for the countries which aren't do most of you use VPN when ordering steroids online or even browsing some of those stores?, I know for instance in Netherlands fiber optic connections especially are highly monitored and websites like these are strictly flagged and probably even reported directly, so I would like to know your opinions
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PropheticWookieYes, VPN in this case is a good option for private communication and ordering.
MilkyFVPN is really useful when some websites are not working in your country
What’s VPN?
bgukxllsThese days its good to use a VPN for overall security. It helps hide your ip address and encrypt your connection to the internet.
I always have a VPN connected no matter what.. I only disable it for maybe 10-20 minutes at a time because some websites and things you do online will detect a VPN and require you to disconnect it to access their website.
Express VPN is the one I use. Another popular one is Nord VPN. Those 2 are two trusted VPN software /service providers.
PropheticWookieYes, in general I am also 100% vpn enabled. There is a feeling that all the same you are secretive. I use Nord VPN .Good vpn
Basically its virtual private network, which hides your ip address incase government or isp or any other parties which want to track you and finds ur location
Its like you are using someone’s network to browse internet
PropheticWookieYes, the trend is that the government is striving for total control.
Do you understand the phrase "burner smart phone ???
In my country only low class cheap drug dealers use that lol
Well maybe high class cheap drug users should consider them. LOL
Protection is essential when dealing with hookers, drug dealers and the government.
PropheticWookieEvery year, vpn is required not only about what you wrote. The state tightens the borders and more and more we are under surveillance.
basskiller89in tears lol
AnonThe only thing the US seems to monitor lately is "who did D. Trump dip his dick in this week".
Seriously. The daily news is like a fucking reality show here. No wonder our federal government is so corrupt and dysfunctional. All a politician has to do is fuck a porn star and that is all the news media takes about for a month... Meanwhile lobbyists are lined up waiving checks over thier heads screaming out bribe amounts like they are at a live auction...
I noticed that hahahha, thats a world class problem right there
basskiller89I've been using bitcoins and litecoins lately for all gummy bear investments with no issues brother
Red.1979It takes a long time for these checks. There are more serious problems in the world. You can always hide your IP address. We need only be a little lucky when the package arrives at customs (for those who live abroad). It is my opinion.
It doesnt take alot of time, my isp admitted monitoring connections due to security and terrorisim thats how u hide ur ip address with vpn thats what im talking about
You ask for opinions - a guy gave you one - then you argue. Do you want opinions, or just want to assert your own?
No brother im not arguing hahaha, the guy said u can hide ur ip address and i said thats what im talking about bro, through vpn
(Now i know vpn is not actually hiding ur ip address, but the purpose serves the same)
VPN IS hiding your ip adress you automatically connect to a "loaned one " from anywhere in the world.
On mine you can pick your ip address origin
UK
Usa
Germany........ect
I'm using it as we speak
Ah, ok. My mistake. Where I live, the internet provider runs shared IP. As I understand it - my IP is shared with many other customers, and the internet provider's servers are based in another part of the country. So it appears to anyone attempting to monitor my internet usage that I am located elsewhere. VPNs are good of course - I have used them when my country of residence has been banned from certain sites, like Youtube and others.
That is impossible. your IP address is unique to you. It's like saying several people have your same phone number at the same time.
That you probably are referring to is static IP v "Leased" IP (DHCP)
Static IP's are needed by businesses that host servers and use VPN tunnels in their domain forest.
Leased are typically given out to homeowners when your computer is turned on. The duration of the lease is a week or two. After the lease has expired, if you reboot your PC, you'll get a new unique IP address. Your old IP address goes back into a pool to be handed out to the next PC that comes on line.
The last reported hop or location will show the first server you're connected to which could be a few miles away. But, the ISP and LE can trace your IP address to your doorstep if they wanted to.
That is true, but in some contries they dont have their own internet service so they lend internet from neighbor’s state/country Which will be slow as hell... i assume thats what he meant
Thanks for the explanation - I did say 'as I understand it' because that is what the people where I took out my internet service told me - and I had no reason to question it.
I have no doubt that's how customer care would have explained it and how you or anyone would have understood it.
DHCP is useful because each computer would not need to be set up with a unique IP address and that address would be "locked up" even if the computer was turned off for weeks at a time. There just aren't that many IP addresses when using IPv4.
Now there is a new IPv6 which allows a unique address for every computer and it integrates the computers MAC address.
Before, your cable modem has the IP address you leased from the ISP all the computers behind that firewall (modem) look the same to the outside world. Now with IPv6 they can see each computer they can see if you, your wife, or your little boy johnny has been visiting piratebay to download torrents based on the MAC address.
Thanks for the info. Interesting stuff.I need to read more. Referring to your previous reply - I knew about the ISP knowing what you are doing and where you are. I had an argument with a mate who told me that using a VPN masked your IP from your ISP - which I disagreed with as I knew the ISP provides the IP.
You'd be right about the IP as well as all inbound/outbound traffic is logged on the modem which they have access to unless you put it in passthrough mode and use your own secure router.
I see, its way different here west EU, everything is heavily monitored, especially a small country like mine, thats why im asking if actually ordering online and monitoring ur orders and giving customs tips is possible im not sure tho... btw my isp is actually owned by the government