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Hello! We are looking for resellers in various countries, especially Philippines and India. A reseller should be: - aware of basic principles on how a VPN work; - able to promote our service; - able to pay through AlertPay or PayPal We offer extensive anti-fraud protection, refund policy, high profit margins, forum and social networks support. Select "Support"-->"Contact us" and drop us a message if you're interested. Kind regards AirVPN admins

orc wrote: Hello! Please re-check, according to your nickname you have received it and you have used it. Kind regards AirVPN admins

In a world where several governments are used to enforcing censorship to prevent information dissemination, it is important to keep a range of different ways of contact in order to have a ready solution to deploy in case of need. You can follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/airvpn You can reach us on IRC Telecomix channel #telekompaketet server irc.telecomix.org, port 9999 (SSL/TLS) or 6667 (no encryption) You can write to us via e-mail: info [at] airvpn [dot] org Kind regards AirVPN admins

neomarky wrote: Hello! Just pick menu "Support" and then select "Contact us". Kind regards AirVPN admins

yorasharma wrote: Hello! Do you connect to the USA node? If you need high bandwidth, please connect to the european nodes; the USA node is the only one which does not have guaranteed bw (look at the real time monitor server load for more information). Kind regards AirVPN admins

govinda1993 wrote: Hello! Could you please re-check your inbound mailbox? Anyway, instructions for activation have just been re-sent. Let us know if you have received them. Kind regards AirVPN admins

sandeep88822 wrote Hello! The previous system is available only to activists and people living under freedom of expression hostile regimes, as it was prey of scams; therefore no identical system will be available for anyone indiscriminately. Please refer to the first message of this thread for any further detail. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nikhil1994 wrote: Hello! Sent now. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nirmal.singhania2009 wrote: Hello! No expiration date is set on today's batches, but we will delete unused codes to avoid "accumulation" which might lead to embarrassing situations or even, once again, scamming. Kind regards AirVPN admins

preetyprince wrote: Hello! You will receive instructions via e-mail. If you sent an e-mail with "Contact us", you are in the activation queue. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nirmal.singhania2009 wrote: Hello! You can do both things, as you prefer. Kind regards AirVPN admins

mbliss wrote: Hello! You will be able to connect to ports 53 UDP, 53 TCP, 80 TCP, 80 UDP, 443 TCP, 443 UDP - according to your preferences - on ALL the servers. Switching servers and/or ports is fast, easy and can be performed without any limit. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nirmal.singhania2009 wrote: We see that you have already activated your account... multiple activations are not allowed. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nikhil1994 wrote: Hello! You are in the queue, just checked. Note: there are still some free coupons for our Twitter followers, they let you jump the queue for faster activation. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nirmal.singhania2009 wrote: Hello! If the service meets your expectations and requirements, as we hope, either you decide to subscribe to the premium service, or you re-apply for free service. Please note that if you're an activist in a freedom of expression hostile country, you can jump queues for the free service right away. Kind regards AirVPN admins

nirmal.singhania2009 wrote: Hello! Yes, the free service is active again. You can use the trial again with longer period if you can't subscribe to the premium service. There might be queues, we have 16000 non-paying users and the infrastructure can not provide a decent bandwidth for all of them for free. On the contrary, there are no limitations if you're an activist in a freedom of expression hostile regime. Please find more details on the first message of this thread. Kind regards AirVPN admins

Hello! Free activations have been delivered. If you have contacted us but you have not received your free activation: your request could not be completed and will be reviewed in the next hours. [EDIT] Please note that only one free access per account is allowed. You are kindly requested not to apply multiple times, in the same period, for free service. Kind regards AirVPN admins

sandeep88822 wrote: Hello! E-mail with instructions for activation was sent a few seconds after your contact. Kind regards AirVPN admins

oicit wrote: Hello! Please see all the details in the first message of this thread. Kind regards AirVPN admins

sandeep88822 wrote: Hello! You need to contact us, at least for the first time, to enable your account to free access. After that, you will be able to access all the servers. Please refer to the following link for detailed information: https://airvpn.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=55&func=view&catid=3&id=459#459 Kind regards AirVPN admins

sandeep88822 wrote: Hello! It has already started! Please feel free to follow the steps reported in the first message of the thread to access the free service. Kind regards AirVPN admins

Hello! In the next hours we will be launching a free access program aimed to promote our premium service, thwart censorship and aid activists in hostile regimes. This is a first phase to bring back free access to those who really need it and at the same time to defeat scammers who were reselling our free service to unaware victims. The program will give free access to all premium servers, with certain limitations to prevent impact on premium members, while blocking scammers. There will be high rotation and fast queues to avoid resource hogging and leeching by single nodes as it happened, unfortunately, with the previous free service. Please remember that bandwidth priority goes to the premium members: without them our project would be unsustainable. Activists and people in countries which actively censor the Internet shuld either contact us in private or refer to the Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau via a secured connection (use TOR and https and a safe e-mail address). Telecomix agents can be contacted almost 24h/24 and offer a variety of free solutions to enhance privacy and anonymity and bypass censorship. They also may help you set up I2P connections and more! IRC: irc.telecomix.org, port 9999 (SSL/TLS) or 6667 (warning, no encryption on port 6667); if you can't use an IRC client, access here: https://chat.telecomix.org Channel #telekompaketet. Ask there, they also have lulcatz and cakes. You can access IRC via I2P too. People who want to have a trial period to premium servers are welcome to contact us in private (menu "Support"-->"Contact us"). Finally, follow us on Twitter, to have further news and special offers for free access and discounts. https://twitter.com/airvpn You can start contacts right now. Kind regards AirVPN admins

jj_alukkas wrote: Hello! Yes, you are right. However, you can use AlertPay from India. Since february 2010 AlertPay has enabled all operations from and to India [EDIT: except fund transfer from AlertPay account to India's banks accounts]. You can pay through AlertPay even if you don't have an account with them, by receiving a payment request from us. Just contact us, if you wish, and we will send you all instructions via e-mail (menu "Support"-->"Contact us"). Kind regards AirVPN admins

tfp1984 wrote: Hello! We will prove you wrong, as usual, very soon. There is, however, a dark side of the free service as we were running it: scammers. Scammers were reselling our free service, so that final customers were paying something they could have for free. These scammers are now very angry that they can't scam anymore and try to discredit us in order to have back the service without controls as before. After an investigation, we ascertained that the "final customer" was unaware he/she was using our system because the scammers built up a system which kept the free server hidden. Only through a double check the "customer" could discover the fraud (detecting their outgoing IP address and then performing a reverse DNS lookup). When we put up again the free service, we'll have to deal with the issue. The free service must remain a tool for promotion and to circumvent censorship for those who can't afford to pay, not a revenue source for scammers. Kind regards AirVPN admins

Thank you for your feedback! Please continue! Some considerations after the first suggestions and thoughts... Security and anonymity We offer OpenVPN with certificates and keys, symmetrical AES-256-CBC and RSA 2048 bit. We avoid PPTP because we don't think it is sufficiently robust to protect people in a hostile country/environment (see PPTP serious vulnerabilities, link at the end). This implies also impenetrable shield against snooping, including Firesheep. Moreover, certificates and keys are sent to the customer via SSL protection, and we have a valid SSL certificate for the website issued by a recognized authority. We also avoid data retention for added security. Finally, we don't transmit, not even in an aggregated, anonymized form, customers' data to anyone. Buffering No slow-down streaming buffering, on the contrary optimization with LZO compression. Care for customers We comply with the recommendations of prominent EU consumers' defense associations and European Commission DG Health & Consumers (for example full refunds, no questions asked, within 30 days, very clear terms of use and privacy policy). Reliability We have learned the lesson we had concentrating all the servers in one provider, which caused 4 days downtime. Decentralization now is one of our priorities, we are building a constellation of nodes located in different datacenters owned by different providers, and also keeping "sleeping" backup nodes which can be activated in a very short time if necessary. Against geo-discriminations Currently we offer nodes in Holland, Germany and the USA in order to grant access to geo-discriminatory services. American Hulu, Pandora, CBS, NBC, Netflix etc. are now accessible, as well as all services in Germany and Holland. Future plans include France and UK (BBC). Any recommendation? Which geo-discriminatory services would you like to access? Why we don't like PPTP very much: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pptp#Security_of_the_PPTP_protocol Keep writing your ideas, opinions and suggestions! Kind regards AirVPN admins