Unblock Facebook in China

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A Reliable and Fast Proxy Server For Facebook in China

October 26th, 2011 Posted in Access Facebook, China, Free Trial, Proxies, Securitales, Unblock Facebook
Oct, 26 2011
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proxy server for facebookProxy Server For Facebook In China

In most areas of China and Vietnam, it is not possible to access Facebook.  Facebook in China is blocked because of the country’s policy of Internet censorship.  But, there are still many people who are able to access Facebook in these countries.  If you live in China, you know how hard it is to keep in touch with friends and family. Facebook is blocked, Gmail is only accessible sometimes, and Skype is soon to be blacklisted.  But,  it is possible to access Facebook and all the other major websites which are blocked!  A proxy server for Facebook in China is the best means of accessing Facebook.

But, does a proxy server for Facebook in China work?

When I went to China for a visit last year, I found out that most of the major social networking sites had been blocked.  I was so upset because I could not access my account and I could not even send my friends messages and tell them how my trip was going.  Making your friends jealous of your trip is the best part of going abroad!

Then one day, I received a call from one of my friends who lives in Saudi Arabia.  Internet censorship issues are also common in Saudi Arabia and while we were discussing on this topic he told me that there are some websites in his country which are inaccessible, but with a proxy server, he is able to access those websites.  I asked him if proxy servers can be used to unblock Facebook and he replied that it is possible.

How does a proxy server for Facebook in China work?

A proxy server sits between you and Facebook, and is located somewhere outside of China – usually in The US, The UK, or Europe. Because Facebook is accessed a lot all over the world, when you connect to the proxy server (not to Facebook), you'll probably see a cached, or stored version of Facebook as provided by the proxy server.  If you use the proxy server to access a site that is less frequently accessed, the proxy server can make a new request for you, it just might take a few seconds longer than getting something cached.

The results

After that I started my search for the best proxy server for Facebook in China and I came across a proxy site called SecuriTales. This proxy server for Facebook in China does not require any installation. This meant that I could use the proxy server on any computer I wanted to without being detected.  With this proxy server for Facebook in China, I was not only able to unblock Facebook, but a number of other major sites which had been blocked in China.  And yes, I was able to stream video from YouTube and other video streaming sites like Vimeo.

About SecuriTales

SecuriTales was the only reliable proxy server for Facebook in China that I was able to find.  Most other links were dead, or slow and timed out.  They are a premium service, which means that they charge a monthly fee, but $6 a month or $36 RMB is great, especially considering you can also get a 25% discount for taking advantage of their FREE trial.  Weird huh? For trying them out for FREE, they give you a 25% discount.

Get their free trial HEREproxy server for facebook in china

Visit their main site HERE

 


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When Facebook is blocked by a Firewall – Use a Proxy to Unblock It

October 26th, 2011 Posted in Bypass Firewalls, Proxies, Securitales, Unblock Facebook, Work and School
Oct, 26 2011
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facebook blocked by firewallFacebook – Firewall – Proxy

Help! Facebook is blocked by my networks Firewall. How do I use a proxy to access it?

School and Work Firewalls blocking Facebook

Most school and work Internet networks block entertainment, chatting, and networking sites like Facebook to keep people on task. The truth is that these sites are addictive and distracting. These blocks are created with firewalls. Firewalls mediate the communication of IPs on the network with IPs outside of the network.  You can unblock Facebook when it's blocked by a firewall by using a proxy.  Proxies use cached data or make requests on your behalf to provide you access with blocked sites.

Governments blocking Facebook with Firewalls

The world is moving towards the direction of further integration of social networking sites into everyday business and communication.  Sites like Facebook and YouTube have gone beyond their original purpose of "just being fun" and turned into billion dollars businesses. However, Facebook, YouTube, and other similar sites (Vimeo, Twitter) have been banned in China due to the censorship laws about national security. Facebook is blocked in China with The Great Firewall, and all the same, a proxy can be used to unblock it.

unblock facebook with proxyUsing your web browser to surf anonymously

Though there are settings on most web browsers nowadays that allow anonymous surfing through open proxies, these don't work all the time. Most network administrators are aware of these and are able to block them.  Also, this can be confusing for new users.

Free Web Based Proxies

There are also free web based proxies available.  With a quick Google search, you can find many.  The problem with these is that many are unprofessional and slow due to bandwidth limitations.  Well known spam distributors, you should always be cautious when choosing a free web based proxy to bypass firewalls.

Premium Proxy Services

This is my preferred way to access blocked sites.  I'm able to use some premium proxies even from behind The Great Firewall, the most advanced firewall in the world – proof that they work.  With a premium service, you don't have to worry about spam or bandwidth limitations.  You get support, and access to premium servers in The US and The UK.

I use SecuriTales.  There's a free trial and a 30 day money back guarantee, so I don't need to say much about it because you can try it for yourself – for FREE.


www.securitales.com

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Guide to Sites That Unblock Other Sites

October 22nd, 2011 Posted in Bypass Blocked Websites, Bypass Firewalls, Hide My Ass, PureVPN, Securitales, Unblock Facebook, Web Based Proxies
Oct, 22 2011
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sites to unblock other sitesBlocking access to undesirable websites is common in a number of countries, but China and Saudi Arabia are two countries which have extended greater censorship over the Internet than most other countries. When talking about Saudi Arabia, most of the websites which are blocked include politics, women, religion and even health related sites. Skype is perhaps the most famous blocked site in The Middle East. In China, most of the major social networking sites, porn, anti communist/socialist propaganda and of course free Tibet/Taiwan independence sites are blocked. The most famous blocked sites in China are Facebook and YouTube.

Other sites which are blocked in various countries around the world include Myspace, Twitter, Bebo, Photobucket, Youtube, Vimeo, Wikipedia, Linked In, Flikr, Picasa, The BBC, and many more. Although it is possible to do without poking your friends and keeping up on international news, its convenient, fun, and many times important to us to keep up on current events or keep in touch with family and friends from overseas.

Internet censorship is not limited to power-crazy governments and 3rd world countries, and there are many more websites that students and employees do not have access to. If you are one of them and are looking for sites that unblock other sites, then read on!

unblock facebook twitter gmail youtubeIt's kind of a funny phrase, "sites that unblock other sites", but that's just what web based proxies are – a websites you access in order to unblock another site you can't connect to. When you searched for the term"sites that unblock other sites", you were probably looking for a web based proxy – the official term.  While there are other ways to change your IP address and access restricted websites, web based proxies are the type which you can access directly from your Internet browser and require no installation.  If you want to look into IP changing tools that can be installed, you should read more about virtual private networks.

To use a web based proxy, you just type a URL in the area provided on the proxy site. The network that you belong to will check against all the URLs which are banned. Most of the time the URL of the proxy server website may not be blocked.  In case it is, its easy enough to sign in again and assign yourself a new IP that's not blocked.

By masking your IP with that of the proxy server's IP address, you'll be able to unblock sites like Facebook, YouTube, Gmail, and others.

But, where do you find sites that unblock other sites? In other words, how is it possible
to find a trusted proxy server?

hide my ass unblock sitesHide My Ass has a FREE web based proxy.  Totally Free – you just have to look at their advertisement while you surf. There's also an option to upgrade to a VPN which will increase speed, reliability, and security of your anonymous surfing exploits.  They've also got a FREE list of proxies that are listed by level of anonymity, speed, and age.  These can be used to alter your Internet browser and surf anonymously.

http://hidemyass.com

*Hide My Ass is blocked in China. For an alternative, go to PureVPN at http://purevpn.com

securitales unblock sitesIf you're looking for a proxy service free of advertisements, with better speed, support, and zero issues with bandwidth limitation you should check out SecuriTales.  It's a paid service, but paying for stuff just means its going to be better.  For $6 dollars a month you get access to a pretty awesome proxy service.  It will allow you to unblock any sites you want.*

Get a FREE trial at www.securitales.com

*Hulu, BBC iPlayer, Netflix and other streaming sites need a VPN



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Unblock Facebook Proxies

October 20th, 2011 Posted in Free Trial, Reviews, Securitales, Unblock Facebook
Oct, 20 2011
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unblock facebook proxiesThere are many unblock Facebook proxies out there, but the problem is finding one you can trust.

Did you know that many proxies are actually use to harm you?  I'm no hacker, and I'm no expert, so I guess I can only repeat what I've read on other blogs, but it seems that proxies have a negative reputation.

For one, many people use proxies to hide their IP address while doing illegal stuff on the net.  It could be hacking, it could be spamming, it could be something more serious.

The other thing they're know for is abusing the IP addresses of people who use them.  With the IP data of thousands of users you can send out phishing scam email, you can steal password/username credentials, and you can even track/monitor online activity – scary huh?

So how do you know which proxies you can trust to unblock Facebook?

It's tough to say.  First, you should find a professional looking site. If the proxy site you run into is full of Google Ads, a single page site with no web-design, uses improper English or has any strange characters, it might be a red flag.

proxy spamAnything that's free should set up some red flags.  Free stuff is cool, but remember the saying, "If you don't pay for something, you're the product".  Free stuff gets their money from somewhere – it might be something innocent, like advertising.  But it might be something devious like spam.

If you're really worried about security, contact the support team. Any professional service will have a support team there to answer your questions.
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So which proxy is the best?

You didn't think I leave you out to dry did you?

I use SecuriTales.

First of all, they're a proxy dedicated to unblocking Facebook – check 'em out HERE.

Secondly, you'll get access to any other blocked sites.

proxy to unblock facebookLastly, but most importantly, it fits the description of a proxy you can trust, and it's only $6 a month with a chance for a 25% discount.  I used to switch proxies a lot, but after I started using SecuriTales as my proxy to unblock Facebook, I stopped switching.

Check out their FREE TRIAL, and don't worry about signing up because there's a money back guarantee to back you up!

www.securitales.com

 

 

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The Best Facebook proxy for Work

October 12th, 2011 Posted in Proxies, Securitales, Unblock Facebook
Oct, 12 2011
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annoying boss at workOk, so the boss is out and you want to waste some time. I'm not judging – I've been there. But you've YouTube and Facebook are blocked.  You're going to need a proxy.  Using a proxy at work is pretty common these days – bosses are always trying to keep you on task, and block all your normal time wasters like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube Vimeo, MSN, and other chat/social networking sites.  They do this with a firewall.

To get around the firewall, you're going to need that proxy!  A proxy for your workplace firewall works like this.  It "redirects" your traffic through a computer server outside your office firewall.  Normally, your work firewall would block computers on the network from accessing sites like Facebook by recognizing and blocking communication between your network IP and the Facebook IP. However, with the middle-man proxy server, you're no longer surfing the network on your REAL IP address. You're now using the proxy's virtual IP address, so you'll be able to access any blocked sites – not just Facebook.  These are the basics of how to use a proxy at work, and the same principles apply for any place with a firewall blocking websites.

proxy for facebook at workNow there are software based proxies (ie you have to download and install) and web based proxies.  You want the second kind.  The main reason is that you don't have to install anything, so there's no traces of you using the proxy.  To access Facebook at work, just click the secure link from your email inbox (or the proxy site), and type your banned URL into the secure browser.  When you're finished, close the browser, and you're done. That's it.

A web based proxy has another big advantage for Facebook users at work – you can use it on any computer or phone.  Because there's no installation necessary, there's nothing stopping you from using it on your iPhone or Android, your personal laptop or your friends, you boss's computer or a public computer.  It's all the same!  And that's beside the fact that it's effective and quick to start up and close down.

Ok, enough explaining. So what's the best Facebook proxy for work?

SecuriTales

proxy for workThere's a number of reasons SecuriTales is the best Facebook proxy for work. Ok, five reasons.

  • 1. Free Trial
  • 2. 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
  • 3. Fast Connection Speed
  • 4. Professional and Secure
  • 5. Inexpensive

Ok, I realize that number 4. and 5. sounds like marketing ploys, but to be honest, having a professional and secure proxy is important, especially for the workplace.  Proxies are pretty easy to set up, and especially some of these "free" proxies have the reputation of abusing your IP information for sending out spam and tracking your online activity.  Getting a proxy service you can trust, and that can provide you with a secure connection to access Facebook at work is important.  On top of that, the monthly fee they're charging is much cheaper than other paid services – remember that some IP changing tools charge upwards of $20 USD per month.

Take a look at their site www.securitales.com and at least take advantage of their FREE trial.  You can even try them out for a month, and get your money back if you don't like it!

 

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Access Blocked Websites at Work, School, China, and Everywhere Else

October 11th, 2011 Posted in 12VPN, Access Facebook, Bypass Blocked Websites, Hide My Ass, HideMyAss, Proxies, Securitales, StrongVPN, Vpn, Work and School
Oct, 11 2011
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access blocked twitterThese days, controlled access and Internet filtering is the new trend. More and more schools and organizations are implementing filters in their computer systems so that students and employees do not get access to certain sites. In countries like China, most social networking and blogging sites are blocked. There are many reasons governments and Internet Service Providers block certain websites in their countries and there are equal
reasons for people like me and you to look for means of accessing blocked websites.

People love freedom and need want privacy.  It's not the business of our government, our ISPs, or advertisers what we do on the Internet. They can't come into our home and spy on us, so why can they control what we can can't see on the net?

Ok, maybe your boss and/or teacher have a point – Facebook is a huge time waster.  But you can't follow all the rules, all the time right?

So, lets get down to business. How do we access blocked websites?

access blocked facebookLets start with something easy – web based proxies. This is a great way to access blocked websites because it's quick and simple.  These can be paid or free, and are just a web page with a place to type your blocked URL.  The proxy takes off your IP data and makes the site request for you, so any firewall that's blocking you from the site will think it's the proxy's IP making the request, not you.  A simple case of hidden identity.

There are many web based proxies which also allow you to access blocked websites. You don't have to install anything, you can use them on your  phone, tablet, and computer, and they're free or cheap.  Paid services will have faster connection speeds, less advertising, and support. Many free proxies have been known to abuse IP data of their users, (ie to source their SPAM), so a paid service eliminates this risk as well. It'll probably cost you around 5-10 USD a month for a paid service.

web based proxySecuriTales is a great service to start with because they've got a free trial and a 30 day money back guarantee, so there's no risk of wasting your money on something you don't like that much.  I use them and can vouch for the speed and reliability of their web based proxy. Oh yeah, and there's a 25% discount after you sign up for the trial, so you end up paying only $4.5 USD per month.

Check 'em out at www.securitales.com

VPN services and sites provide a higher level of security, faster connection speeds and a more reliable connection.  Some sites like Hulu, Netflix, BBC iPlayer and other free/paid media streaming/viewing sites block proxies because of their association with spam and pirated media.

access hulu vpnYou can sign up for a virtual private network service over the Internet, and though you might have to install some software, there's not hardware, and you can get started almost instantly.  VPNs do a better job of hiding your real IP and replacing it with a virtual IP.
 
Basically, when making use of a VPN connection, a virtual tunnel is created which allows your data to be passed from your computer to the VPN server without your data being spied on or discovered. Moreover, the VPN server location will become your location – and you're free to choose where!  You could get a Canadian or American IP, a British or European IP…there are even places that offer IP addresses in Japan and other countries in Asia.  In most cases, the best way to access blocked websites is with an American/British IP.

If you're located in a country that censors the Internet, you might have to shop around a bit before you find a VPN service that can help you access blocked sites successfully because the governments of these countries may be blocking the main websites of these VPN providers, or even certain types of VPNs (usually PPTP or L2TP).  OpenVPN works everywhere.

I have use a couple different VPN providers over the years, and I'll list my top three here.

Top three VPN providers to access blocked websites

hidemyass access blocked websitesHide My Ass offers a very competitive ProVPN package.  Thousands of IP addresses across 30+ countries means you have choice, and lots of it.  You also pay less than other VPN services – just over $6 a month.  They also have other free goodies available at their site.  However, because of their immense popularity, they're often the first to get the axe in countries that censor the Internet, and they're blocked in Iran, Kuwait, China, and other Arabian countries.

http://hidemyass.com

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12vpn access blocked websites12VPN has a huge range of VPN protocols available, so if you've got something that's not the norm, this is the VPN service for you. They're cheap, fast, reliable, and their customer support team is fast and friendly. You couldn't ask for much more in a VPN service.  Some people are unimpressed by their site, but I think the simplicity is great.  They also have alternate domains available for countries that blocked their main site. I'll provide one below.  It's also easy to set up, so newbies, go for this one.

http://12vpn.com
Alternate domain – HERE

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StrongVPN offers a wide range of VPNs, in a wide range of countries. They're one of the most popular VPN service providers in the world, and they've been in the business for a long time.  There's live support, and they even have VPN packages based on your country location, so you can be sure to get fast and reliable connections.  StrongVPN won't disappoint you.

http://strongvpn.com

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Could China be Syping on / Tracking Your Proxy?

October 10th, 2011 Posted in China, Internet Censorship, Proxies, Securitales
Oct, 10 2011
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Check out this post from Wikipedia. I was doing some research on proxies, and found this excerpt.

 

As certain governments are particular about the kinds of sites its citizens visit (Example: Great Firewall of China), they often employ trackers who scan IPs tapping into proxy sources, and any that show up in the scan are flagged for a live reviewer to see what the proxy user sees, so depending on what sites they visit, they could get visited by their local law enforcement agency for investigation.

 

The last part it blue is highly unlikely in China, unless  you're a protesting hippie, but the first two in yellow are very possible. For anonymous surfers in China, it's important to get a secure proxy you can trust, or a VPN.

 

Check out China's Top 5 VPNs HERE

or

A review of SecuiTales, the most secure proxy in China HERE

 

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Essential Information About How to Bypass Blocked Websites at School, Work, and Abroad

October 2nd, 2011 Posted in Bypass Blocked Websites, Hide My Ass, Internet Censorship, Proxies, Securitales, Surf Blocked Sites, Vpn, Web Based Proxies
Oct, 02 2011
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bypass firewallsThe Problem

There are many are the times I have been unable to access a site from a computer because of a firewall. I'm sure you're run into the same problem. Firewalls are used to keep us safe from malicious websites, malware, and other online threats, but they can also be used to limit your web browsing.  Firewalls are used at school, work, countries like China, and can even be used in our own home (though this is usually by choice)

This is really frustrating especially when you want to access the sites like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and other entertainment/blogging/social/video sites.

The Solution

But there are some surefire ways to bypass blocked websites.  To bypass blocked websites, no matter what kind of firewall is restricting your access, there are web based proxies and virtual private network. They are different tools entirely, but they produce similar results.

bypass blocked sitesWeb Based Proxies

For general browsing, web based proxies are the way to go.  They're versatile, require no installation, and are generally cheaper that virtual private networks. There are different types of proxies to bypass blocked websites, but web based proxies offer the specific advantage of needing no installation.  Why is this so important? This means that you can use one license on your phone, your home computer, your work computer, and even public computers.  The secure proxy browser is accessible though a link in your email inbox, so you never have to worry about a firewall blocking the proxy website!

This is a great solution for students who want to bypass blocked websites at school, and employees who want to access sites like Facebook and YouTube at work.  The zero installation feature also means that you won't have to deal with any software that may block the installation of software (this is common on public computers), and ensures that there won't be any trace left of the proxy when you're done.

online security vpnVirtual Private Networks

VPNs offer greater security and reliability, and are therefore used by people in countries like China, UAE, Iran, Pakistan, India, Vietnam and other places that censor the Internet.  Ultimate privacy though the use of data encryption and tunneling protocols means that even Big Brother can't see what you're up to, you ISP won't be able to track your browsing activity, and advertisers won't be able to track your IP.   Personally, I use a VPN to bypass blocked websites here in China, but the principle is the same all around the world.  VPNs are also used by businesses who want to keep their sensitive data private and secure.

VPNs must be installed, and may be inconvenient to use on computers you don't own. However, by using a VPN, other programs and software running on your computer will also be able to bypass firewalls.  This is important for gaming, downloading torrents/P2P, making calls over VoIP, and running other software that may require added security, anonymity, or a change of IP address.

Recommended services

web based proxy bypass blocked sitesYou didn't think I'd leave you hanging, did you?  As far as web based proxies go, SecuriTales is ahead of the game, and other sites that provide similar sites that provide proxy services to bypass blocked websites simply can't match the professionalism, functionality, and user friendliness of SecuriTales.  I've been using their service for some time now, and have no plans to switch. $6 a month is a real steal, and you've got nothing to lose by taking advantage of their free trial and 30 day money back guarantee.

www.securitales.com

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There are a number of good VPN services out there, but I'll start you off with two cheap, fast, and reliable one.  You might want to shop around a bit, but to tell you the truth, you won't find better deals that these two services. In a nutshell, they provide fast, reliable connections, modestly priced monthly/yearly fees, and great customer service.

hidemyass bypass blocked websites vpnHide My Ass has many anonymous surfing tools including anonymous email, a free proxy, and of course a VPN service.  Their VPN service is by far the most comprehensive service out there, providing VPNs for you computers, phones, and tablets, thousands of IP addresses is over 30 countries, and a money back guarantee.  Because of their immense popularity, you'll find that they are blocked in many countries in The Middle East and China, which is why I've included another VPN service below.

http://hidemyass.com

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purevpn bypass blocked websitesPureVPN is a lesser known service, but they are blocked in far fewer countries than Hide My Ass.  With a variety of VPN packages available, for many different needs, it's worth taking a look at their site and seeing if they have something for you. They have both dedicated and shared IPs available, lite and unlimited bandwidth packages, live support, and a variety of VPN protocols for many of your Internet devices. Check out their official site for more info.

http://purevpn.com

 

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The Best Facebook Proxy

September 19th, 2011 Posted in Access Facebook, Free Trial, Proxies, Securitales, Unblock Facebook
Sep, 19 2011
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best facebook proxy browserWhat's the deal? It seems like everyone has been coming down on Facebook lately; Work, School, China, Mom and Dad. WTF?  Facebook is awesome, and only those who see it as a "time waster" or a "threat to national security" would ever think of banning it.  That's why we need a Facebook proxy.

Instead of making a long and boring post, I'll make this quick.

About Proxies

Facebook gets blocked because of firewalls. Proxies get you around firewalls.  There are firewalls for every computer and network.  That means you can block a site from a computer by setting it's firewall to block the IP address of that site.  In the same way, schools, jobs, and public computers can use a network firewall to block sites (porn, bomb making, and of course Facebook) from a whole range of computers sharing a network.  Proxies are used to change the IP address of the computer, and trick the firewall into thinking that you're not in it's jurisdiction.  When you use a Facebook proxy, it's the proxy's IP address that's accessing Facebook, not your real IP

facebook blocked accessThat means you can access Facebook at work, school, home, your phone, on public wifi, and even in Communist/Socialist regimes like China and Vietnam!

What's the best Facebook proxy?

Well, I guess everyone's got an opinion, but I think the best Facebook proxy is SecuriTales.

Yes, you have to pay for it, so if you're looking for a freebie, you're out of luck. BUT, you should pretty much ALWAYS pay for a proxy, even if it's not SecuriTales.

Here's why.

Did you ever think about why things are free?

1. Because they suck

2. Because they're getting your money some other way

Number 2 could mean a couple things.  One, obviously, is that they make money off advertising. Some of the legitimate free proxies out there like Hotspot Shield work alright, but they do bombard you with advertisements and popup ads.  What a pain in the ass.  But if you haven't go the cash, it's a decent alternative.

proxy spamHowever, the scary thing is that it doesn't stop there. Some free proxies are actually like collection pots for IP addresses.  They store the IP data and personal information from you computer, and then the owner of the proxy can either sell this information to other users or use it himself to send out spam and otherwise steal and abuse your online identity.

I'm not kidding, it really happens.

So think before getting excited about some random free proxy site you came across.

So, the deal is that SecuriTales is a totally legit service. They've got support and everything.  The best part, is that you don't have to jump in blind and pay a bunch of money.  It's only six dollars a month, and there's a 25% discount which I'll tell you how to get it a bit.

free trial facebook proxyThe second best part is that there's a FREE TRIAL.

Once you finish the free trial, they give you a chance for a 25% discount if you sign up immediately, which means you only pay 4.5 dollars for a month.  That's chump change for a fast service that you can trust.

The third best part of the best Facebook proxy is that if you don't like it, you can get your money back. They've got a 30 day money back guarantee which means you can try it out for a full month and if it's not worth your money, you can get your money back.

best facebook proxyThese are the reasons I think SecuriTales is the best Facebook proxy.

Only $4.5 dollars for Facebook – all day, every day, wherever it's banned.

At least try it for FREE.

Their site it www.securitales.com

 

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Facebook Proxy Browser

September 12th, 2011 Posted in Free Trial, Proxies, Securitales, Web Based Proxies
Sep, 12 2011
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facebook proxy browserBack in college, we were not allowed to access Facebook because the school administration believed that the site was such distraction in the way students were supposed to perform in their studies. However, we had many people who knew of a Facebook proxy browser that could be used to access the site without the knowledge of the school administration. I happened to be a friend of these people in college, and I could access Facebook and chat, connect and share with my friends in the site. It was really a great relief to us all.

After college I thought that things were going to be better because I was out of college I realized that I was still going to need the Facebook proxy browser for my job.  It turns out that my new boss thought Facebook was a waste of time. I think that nowadays, most offices have some kind of firewall set up against Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

securitales web based proxy browserWell, years down the road, I make it to China, and find out that Facebook is fighting communism or something like that, and Facebook is blocked here. What a bummer. It turns out the whole world is against Facebook. But I'm used to it by now – I've been using the same Facebook proxy browser for years now – SecuriTales.

SecuriTales is great because I can access their secure browser link from my email inbox. This means that I can unblock sites and bypass firewalls on my phone, at work, at home, and even on public computers.  There's no installation, which means it will work everywhere, on any computer, so long as I can open my email or access their site.

As a repeat customer, I can see how great SecuiTales is – This is why I use Securitales

  • It's Fast (I can stream video from YouTube without a problem)
  • It's Reliable
  • It's a Trusted Company (won't use your IP address for spam)
  • It's Cheap ($6 USD / month)

I know you can't just take my word for it (or theirs for that matter), so here are the reasons you should try SecuriTales

  • There's  FREE Trial
  • There's a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
  • It works in China, which means it's going to work anywhere in the world
  • There a link HERE and NOW. Save yourself the time and effort of sifting through hundreds of services.

You won't know if you never try.  How can you say, "No" to a free trial and a month of guarantee?  Try to find the same deal anywhere else – it just doesn't exist!

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