NEW: "Proxy" DSL Service - Need Beta Testers!

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Hello again fellow Black Hatters!

Wireworks Remote DSL is releasing a beta version of our new "Proxy DSL" service! Yes you heard right, this is a DSL connection that works like a proxy!

To get to this bad boy going you just enter the private proxy into your browser/app/bot and you'll automatically be connected to our DSL modem. If you need a new IP, simple click a link! It's that simple. We think this is going to make proxies obsolete!

To apply as a beta tester please PM me how you will be using our DSL proxy. We only have one beta server hosting this service so we will only be picking one at a time.
 
I'd like to test this if possible, PM-ed you
 
Your all set! Still looking for more beta testers...
 
i can beta test for comments posting and acount creations [profiles etc]
 
I'd love to do this testing. I'll test it on CL only. Its gonna work great I think so.
 
i would like to test with face book if possible. pm me
 
I could test with desktop software for mass mailing.. Let me know
 
We appreciate everyone applying. I will personally be responding to each one of you. We are also in the process of adding more servers to accommodate additional testers, so keep the requests coming! :)
 
I used your services before....I would like to test this:cool:
 
I would love to be included as a beta tester. This sounds like a great alternative to TOR or proxies themselves.

Can this service change to country specific IPs? And it would be nice to automate proxy switching.

You are limiting yourself if you are not using some kind of IP switching device.

Just some thoughts.
DW
 
All the IPs originate from the USA.

The IP switching can easily be automated, simply have your script ping our URL to get a new IP.

We are limited only by the DSL modem itself, which can only provide 1 IP at a time.

I would love to be included as a beta tester. This sounds like a great alternative to TOR or proxies themselves.

Can this service change to country specific IPs? And it would be nice to automate proxy switching.

You are limiting yourself if you are not using some kind of IP switching device.

Just some thoughts.
DW
 
I've answered all PM's.

We're still working out the pricing structure.
 
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For my needs I'd pay $10 to $15 a month, of course that's my opinion. I'd like to beta test as well, will be using it for mass mailing and account creation.
 
Definitely going to keep an eye out on this. Not sure what I would pay, would have to see how well it works first.
 
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