anonymous browsing - how??

In article <bd8b91$p7ege$>, gjsut585
@zykstgop.fsnet.co.uk says...
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> "Colonel Flagg" <> wrote
> in message news:.. .
> > In article <3ef62a0a.3998559@news-server>,
> says...
> > > How can i browse the net without the world knowing every move i
> make
> > > thanks for any tips and sujjestions
> > >
> >
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> > www.cotse.net
> >
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>
> I just clicked on that cotse thing , pretty sure it's a load of
> dingo's kidneys. Just a load of verbage.
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> >
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um, huh?

it's THE best privacy resource on the Internet.



--
Colonel Flagg
http://www.internetwarzone.org/

Privacy at a click:
http://www.cotse.net

Wanna ask a question in Usenet?
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Everything about Usenet answered:
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Colonel Flagg

"[ Doc Jeff ]" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 22:14:53 GMT, (mr_chips) wrote:
>
> >How can i browse the net without the world knowing every move i make
> >thanks for any tips and sujjestions
>
> See the url in my sig block. Excellent transparent proxy
> available there.
>
>
> --
> http://www.cotse.net - Use it, you know you want to.
> If you're too scared to go look for yourself, ask me
> about COTSE. I'd be happy to tell you about it.

Hi

I am a Cotse subscriber, but the main web page can be a little confusing.
Can you tell me where the transparent proxy is & also help me whether I can
use it on my system? I access the Internet via an MS ISA proxy on a Win2k
server. Therefore I have the ISA client running on my desktop.

A second question, how do I post annonymously on Usenet? Again, the info is
hidden away in the bowels of the confusing website.

Regards
Nick

Nick Hill

Hmm... OR alternatively, you can use a free, anonymous web browsing service
at http://www.the-cloak.com/login.html...

If you need to post for free though, you'll have to purchase their
service...

R Green
Technical Support
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WoWsat.com
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"Nick Hill" <> wrote in message
news:bfoc1v$ac5$1$...

>
> Hi
>
> I am a Cotse subscriber, but the main web page can be a little confusing.
> Can you tell me where the transparent proxy is & also help me whether I
can
> use it on my system? I access the Internet via an MS ISA proxy on a Win2k
> server. Therefore I have the ISA client running on my desktop.
>
> A second question, how do I post annonymously on Usenet? Again, the info
is
> hidden away in the bowels of the confusing website.
>
> Regards
> Nick
>
>

R Green - WoWsat.com

On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 11:22:53 +0100, "Nick Hill" <>
wrote:

>I am a Cotse subscriber, but the main web page can be a little confusing.
>Can you tell me where the transparent proxy is & also help me whether I can
>use it on my system?

This is interesting. I rarely hear anyone say that the website is
confusing.

The details on how to use the transparent proxy are here:
http://www.cotse.net/support/stunnel.html

If you follow along exactly, it will work for you. Really. I did and
it works great. Also, you can always e-mail for
specific help if you still don't get it. Or use the helpdesk java chat
to talk with us in real time.

>I access the Internet via an MS ISA proxy on a Win2k
>server. Therefore I have the ISA client running on my desktop.

I don't know what that is or how it works but as a subscriber to
COTSE, you can e-mail to get help with configuring
it to work with COTSE. Our helpdesk folks are very creative and
knowledgeable on many topics so one of us will know how to do this.

>A second question, how do I post annonymously on Usenet? Again, the info is
>hidden away in the bowels of the confusing website.

You can use the anonymous remailers (Mixmaster). It will be at the top
of the screen after you sign in to your account. Follow the directions
carefully and you can post anonymously.

Hope this helped, Nick.

--
http://www.cotse.net - Use it, you know you want to.
If you're too scared to go look for yourself, ask me
about COTSE. I'd be happy to tell you about it.

[ Doc Jeff ]