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@misamarumaru Hello! Your setup is not infrequent to achieve "double hop" and increase the anonymity layer robustness in case one of the VPN servers is secretly or even illegally wiretapped and another one is not. The price to pay, as you noticed, is a performance hit. This setup is not "optimal" for the mentioned purpose because all the hops belong to the same entity. When a much more robust privacy or anonymity layer is needed, and one is fine with a remarkable performance decrease, a more effective multi-hopping is with the Tor network, even without previous double hop. Kind regards

There are great compromises that can be established for cheap and sure. e.g. - I like the way we handle this issue over at bitcointalk.org. The Captcha's are such a pain BUT they do protect the site, so what to do. The solution for there (easy too) was the user gets beat up dealing with the captcha signing in one time. While signed in they can have the site generate a login url "specific" to their account. The url is very long and you must save it but then when you come back and login using the specially created url for that account there is no Captcha ----- EVER! This way the site gets their needed protection and the user gets a great experience. We love it and its slick as can be. VPN's, TOR, etc.... doesn't matter.