Rsocks was ceased by FBI

[Fresh Ideas Marketing]

Fake ranking = Faking links (or whatever) = More money
Fake documents = (wrong ?) and prison ?
Its not about feelings , faking stuff will be always illegal but do we need more rules for that ? its already hard the way it is !

That is unethical !! Not illegal.
But yes, every unethical thing break some laws. Lastly, if a thief is not getting caught he isn't a thief.

 

[proxygo]

https://rsocks.net/ and there it is .

 

[averjr]

That is exaggeration. The forum is not 'full' of criminal networks.
The staff here can't see through things, they're not gods. The business we are in, these things are a part and parcel of it. Gotta accept that, take some Ls on the chin and move on.

Yes, at least, from what I see. A filter is a filter.

 

[Bers666]

users agreed to use the VPN while their residential address will be pooled. That's considered legitimate.

OK, users agreed to share the bandwidth, but in the same time they broke the TOS of a Fiber\Cellular provider, where it is clearly stated, you are not allowed to re-sell the bandwidth.
So it is not legitimate towards the provider.

 

[DamoHG]

Any service that offers access to thousands of residential proxies at a cheap rate are probably compromised systems.

 

[HeXeR]

Any service that offers access to thousands of residential proxies at a cheap rate are probably compromised systems.

Ask no questions hear no lies.

 

[UNKUT]

Those guys were hacking BHW old accounts to post fake reviews on their thread.
You can see an example here :

Jul 9, 2018

 

[MisterF]

RSocks has been promoted in BHW for years now, Looked like a good company, but recently FBI ceased it.
Apparently, they hijacked devices and uses them to run their proxy service, and also used devices to crack other people's passwords.

@Sephrata has said several times about them doing this over the years. Glad someone took action against them.

 

[Beldo]

Does anyone know about alternative ? I mean with system where you can pick single proxy from different categories and countries. Not packages of 10 etc... That was kinda cool