Hello Monero Town,

I wanted to thank you for all the feedback you gave us when we initially proposed our project to you. We went back to the drawing board and reworked a few things. Notably, as you can see, a new website, and more communications. We’re still working on the design, but it’s getting there.

We also integrated another payment method with a friendly ecosystem, but we still are, and will always be, preferring Monero to be used. We stand by privacy.

If you would be so kind to have a look and let us know your thoughts, if you feel like you’d use the VPN service, why/why not, and any tips on improving our project would be greatly appreciated.

https://ariavpn.net/

Best, J

  • jet@hackertalks.com
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    2 months ago

    More notes:

    • Make it easy for people to pay you, accept credit cards PayPal etc etc

    • You’re based in the United Kingdom, you should have your company information on your website, and contact information for the police when they need to escalate

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      2 months ago
      • There are plenty of VPNs that accept credit cards Paypal etc etc
      • There are plenty of VPNs that have company and contact information on their website

      Vote with your wallet.

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      1 month ago

      I understand that not accepting PP, CC or any form of fiat excludes a lot of potential users, but we simply don’t want to have to store that information. We truly strive to be zero-log, zero personal information. We are not based anywhere–not sure where the UK came from, and it’s not a company. We operate as a team, that’s all, no registration.

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        1 month ago

        Your domain registration indicates Yorkshire UK. At least as far as you told cloud flare