VPN Services

**Xavsnipe** · 10-22-12, 11:04 AM

Hi guys. As many of you know, I live in Central America. In the internet world, that means that because of my location I can´t access many things such as stores, streaming content, news sites, apps and programs etc. because they are restricted to certain countries our regions, mainly U.S., Canada and UK.

I want to set up a VPN on my laptop and first of all I´m wondering if it is legal. Secondly, if it´s legal, I am wondering which VPN would you recommend. I am trying to use a program called Spotify, which is a music application that lets you create your playlists and stream and share your playlists online. The problem is that it works in Europe and the U.S. only.

So if you have any knowledge about how to set up a VPN I´d appreciate any feedback you have.

Thanks,

your lover,

Xav.

**triggerhappy2005** · 10-22-12, 02:05 PM

I don't think Spotify supports donkey porn streaming.

**Partyball** · 10-22-12, 02:14 PM

Are you talking about a proxy?

**Xavsnipe** · 10-22-12, 02:27 PM

I´m talking about a VPN service that basically lets me use programs like Spotify or Pandora Radio outside of the U.S. or Europe. It assigns an IP in the states or in Europe that lets me access content that I wouldn´t be able to access with an IP address from Honduras.

**Kanati** · 10-22-12, 10:29 PM

Hide My Ass! is a good one. And seems appropriate for you.

A lot of services are getting smart about vpn's though and are blocking known vpn ip blocks. I think HMA! has a trial though so you can check it.

**BigHub** · 10-22-12, 10:33 PM

Ya, I was about to say..

http://www.hidemyass.com/VPN

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**Gumby** · 10-23-12, 12:47 AM

Over here in Germany, most of us Americans use either unblock-us.com or StrongVPN. Unblock-us.com uses DNS magic to route your traffic and StrongVPN is a paid VPN service. The Germans are real bitches about American content and block almost anything fun.

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