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VPN services with 1gb link

N3tw0rk1ng
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There is a lot of companies that supply VPN's.

I wonder if it will be possible to buy bandwidth from data carriers  in DC's and provided services like that.

With no monitoring and logging. Symmetrical bandwidth and load balance all the clients through a /24 subnet with an AS number.

Would that be possible to host the service and how may people will be interested?

The internet is monitored a lot and more and more people wants vpn's, but due to the fact that its expensive and have speed issues its not always the best option in the given area,

SO..... i want to start my own VPN service but need support on setup, hosting and design. Any ideas?

 

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You're going need A LOT of money. People will need to trust you with their personal information. You can't start something like this without a large some of money

 

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13 minutes ago, Abdul201588 said:

You're going need A LOT of money. People will need to trust you with their personal information. You can't start something like this without a large some of money

  

True, its the same as an ISP. Do you trust them with your data?

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5 minutes ago, N3tw0rk1ng said:

True, its the same as an ISP. Do you trust them with your data?

I don't like sharing anyone with my data. No matter how big the company. But it what it is..

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