Calling all 4Mbps Users!

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Anyone with 4Mbps and Uncapped IS?
Do us a fav and set up a proxy and sell a few accounts to the average joe like me :D
If you want help setting up the proxy, I'll help for a free account :D :D
 
lol, problem is the upload speed on the 4Mbps lines are not that high
 
yea only 384.. if it was 4mbit up and down, even 1mbit up, i would be VERY happy
 
Thanks Ziglet

ziglet said:
ip: 196.209.4.72
port: 8080
socks: 1080
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I have a few of those (used look at lan to pick them up)... problem is that one can get nailed helping oneself :)
I want to be invited to use it...
UNLESS THAT's YOURS? :D
 
thats mine u twit just setup for u... use it, i dnt mind. ill give u an accnt quick. check ur private msg in a few
 
Well, someone has unshaped uncapped internet account at 4Mbps. They install proxy software on their internet connected PC (or on a PC on the other side of a firewall, then open up the firewall to forward proxy port traffic). Another user with a local only account enters this person's address in their browser / other software etc. so that all their traffic is routed via the 4Mbps user's uncapped internet connection, thus getting international bandwidth as well. Preferably the user with the local only account will install routing software to ensure that local only traffic does not go via the 4Mbps user to avoid unnecessary routing.
Not sure, but it may be necessary to install dynamic DNS software on the 4Mbps uncapped connection as well (if they don't have a static IP).
 
Onepostwonder said:
Well, someone has unshaped uncapped internet account at 4Mbps. They install proxy software on their internet connected PC (or on a PC on the other side of a firewall, then open up the firewall to forward proxy port traffic). Another user with a local only account enters this person's address in their browser / other software etc. so that all their traffic is routed via the 4Mbps user's uncapped internet connection, thus getting international bandwidth as well. Preferably the user with the local only account will install routing software to ensure that local only traffic does not go via the 4Mbps user to avoid unnecessary routing.
Not sure, but it may be necessary to install dynamic DNS software on the 4Mbps uncapped connection as well (if they don't have a static IP).
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Why would someone want to do it unless it is a friend? This will reduce his speed, wouldn't it?
 
Even with max downloading on news server and torrents and browsing, always seems to have around 100kb/s free, and he is on 384, dont even feel a dent,lol
 
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