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Oct 7th, 2009 08:40 AM #16
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Oct 7th, 2009 09:42 AM #18
This is total bs!!! I just started with Witopia too. Is that service a waste now?
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Oct 7th, 2009 10:08 AM #19
StrongVPN has 6 U.S. gateways, Witopia has 4. I'm not sure StrongVPN has many more IP ranges than Witopia - and we are talking about IP ranges being blocked here, not individual IP addresses. It's easy to discover who owns an IP range.
infamouskid, your response was directed to me, but you seem to be responding to someone else. I haven't suggest that anyone here complain to Witopia that they are being blocked by H**u. They can't respond to that, and I'm sure they already know since it likely constitutes a lot of their traffic. There are other sites also blocking Witopia (e.g., thewb.com). If you must complain, make it a legitimate complaint they can respond to, such as you weren't able to watch TV programs from your U.S. hotel room while using Witopia VPN to get around the hotel's blocking of media streaming.
I have heard that Witopia blocks some types of p2p traffic (probably because it hogs too much bandwidth), but I wouldn't know for sure because I've never used it for that.
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Oct 7th, 2009 10:58 AM #20
i emailed witopia about this issue, they are offering me $20 off on their openvpn service which is not blocked (not yet). I'm already with them for 6 months, so thats about right. I dont know if i should take this deal or move on to another company.
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Oct 7th, 2009 10:58 AM #21
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Oct 7th, 2009 11:12 AM #22
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Oct 7th, 2009 11:16 AM #23
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Oct 7th, 2009 11:35 AM #24
has anyone tried www.watchxonline.com ???? last time I checked we can get it Canada & was free.
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Oct 7th, 2009 11:58 AM #26
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Oct 7th, 2009 12:38 PM #27
This is your best chance of not getting blocked in the future.
Well whose VPN service are you comparing it to? Sure your average VPN can range from $1-10/month but I've had VPN service that's costs $30/month. But I'm paying for the security of the VPN and not their gateway location.
Depending on the host, you might even be able to setup a VPN-style connection using a shared hosting provider (tunnel through using a SSH connection). VPS will allow it generally. VPS is all about sharing computing power, and just sucking down bandwidth doesn't require much CPU or RAM which is the main concern with a VPS.
You can get VPS's for $10 if you really look around. And to some people, the VPS can be more useful as they can torrent on the VPS while using the VPS connect to VPN through to the states for hulu and the like. For me, I see a VPS as far more useful than just a VPN.
In the end, it is a cat and mouse game with VPN and Hulu type sites. It's easy for Hulu to see a few select ranges of IP's sucking down terabytes of bandwidth even if the VPN tries to cache content. A lonely VPS server just watching the odd show or so hardly sticks out when analyzing log files and I think a VPS can be a more useful to some people.
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Oct 8th, 2009 12:41 AM #28
Damn, just got the anonymous proxy message.. was just getting the wife accustomed to Hulu desktop, I was close to ditching the cable.
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Oct 8th, 2009 12:56 AM #29
i share my vpn with 2 other users. we pay about 3.50 each. we not only get full speed. but we also dont have to worry about to throttling when downloading or streaming anything. i just load up what i want before i go to sleep and shutdown my home comp then push everything to my pc in the morning before i go to class or work. i can download divx's to my vps and stream the file to my pc and watch while the vps downloads and streams it.
try doing all of that on vpn. it just wont work. but if your the guy who just wants to watch the random show here and there. wiptopia is a no go bargain. strongvpn and other alternatives are better and cheaper._______________
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Oct 8th, 2009 12:04 PM #30
after reading this im glad i never signed up for witopia...
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