whats better proxy vs VPN for anonymity

well I need to setup an escort website agency and the city I want it in . it is illegal there. that is why I need a proxy.. somebody suggested me offshore domain name registration and offshore hosting . but I wanted a good trustable one
 
well I need to setup an escort website agency and the city I want it in . it is illegal there. that is why I need a proxy.. somebody suggested me offshore domain name registration and offshore hosting . but I wanted a good trustable one

http://bit.ly/1A3OxSR
you can get many offshore hosting here but i am not sure about any offshore domain name registration

and if its highly illegal then i would suggest to do lot of research about it
or if its not that much illegal then just buy a small vpn and a offshore hosting and other thing and you are all set
but keep remember there's no such thing as 100% protected

EDIT: maybe yohost.org can provide you offshore domain name registration
 
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Just remember that when you use a VPN a lot of other people are using the same IPs, with a private dedicated proxy only you have access to the IP.
 
Perfect Privacy VPN, since years the number one solution for many criminals

Comes with a price though but you have the security that they dont log any connection details, all vpn providers say that but when things go down most of them have a ip log backup somewhere.

Just google "perfect privacy raid", a german special unit raided their servers and couldnt find anything.
 
Looks like perfect privacy is still in business too. As long as you're not caching or storing and data on servers there is nothing really to find. A URL list isn't going to hold much weight in court.
 
VPN is best - don't use proxies.

Why do you believe this exactly? With a VPN you have hundreds of people using the same IPs, with proxies you only have one a couple how is it possible that a VPN is better for content marketing?
 
Ok so you heard a lot of guys here and here is my advice.If you take anonymity seriously i would actually like to know your skill set. How comfortable are you with linux and some other basic Vps stuff? If you're pretty good at this get yourself a pretty cheap VPS hosting from Do or Vultr, setup up OpenVPN on your VPS configure some stuff and you now are your own VPN provider. But there are some problems here,security(For your VPS), configurations you do anything wrong and you're screwed. Now if you don't want this headache then checkout this review http://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-services-take-your-anonymity-seriously-2014-edition-140315/ and decide for yourself which VPN to use(PIA is generally recommended). Then after having your VPN setup a virtual machine(Virtual Box is free) and use Tails(A linux Distro built by the guys behind TOR)(Snowden himself uses this....hmm maybe). Now use your VPN in Tails and man it's seriously difficult tracking you unless you leave some seriously stupid footprints. So go for the VPN.
 
I totally agree with Approachable, you might also consider getting a cheap windows vps and do whatever u like on that vps using remote desktop if you are unfamiliar with unix servers.
I've been in vpn/proxy/servers business for a long time and some of my clients are paranoid, one of them uses a vpn to connect to his windows vps and use proxy on that vps. you can even proxy the proxy it depends on what you are dipping u r nose in.
 
Astrill is good yes for a proxy. You can add some more protection, like double encryption etc...

yohost.org are pretty reliable too
 
Best VPN ive used for full coverage when online is privateinternetaccess.com, It doesnt hold ANY information at all on who uses their IP's
 
I personally use HideMyAss.com service and they offer discount from time to time... It's a great tool with no problem at all since past 5 years.
 
Proxy : not stable, easy to change, have many ips (suitable with register jobs)
VPN : stable, soft, easy to use, 1 ip (use to log in or fake ip to 1 work)
With the price these days, I suggest you should use VPS.
Same with VPN but you have your own "second pc" and everything still working when you shut it down.
 
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