 Today Anonymous Port 8000 Proxy List
Update Time: 2008-8-19 20:30:35 (GMT-4)
12.201.64.27：8000
189.63.197.233：8000
190.244.53.216：8000
200.126.189.66：8000
203.82.41.226：8000
24.109.6.164：8000
24.162.196.228：8000
24.209.108.186：8000
24.220.85.166：8000
24.30.92.91：8000
24.83.3.22：8000
24.92.202.224：8000
64.162.10.91：8000
67.186.65.150：8000
68.112.185.72：8000
68.150.222.22：8000
68.151.112.171：8000
68.151.155.97：8000
68.56.69.110：8000
69.141.229.48：8000
70.198.172.47：8000
70.88.94.17：8000
70.90.90.74：8000
71.207.121.212：8000
71.207.187.214：8000
71.92.210.255：8000
84.108.186.99：8000
WHAT IS AN ANONYMOUS PROXY SERVER?
An anonymous proxy server acts as a buffer between you and the websites that you visit. As data is relayed between you and the Internet, websites only see the IP address of the proxy server, making you "anonymous".
WHY USE AN ANONYMOUS PROXY SERVER?
Some examples:
You are a student that wishes to access websites that are blocked by your school.
You wish to view your online advertising as it appears to people in other countries.
You wish to post in forums or bulletin board without displaying your IP address..
There are many reasons for wanting to use anonymous proxy servers. The first time I became interested was when I was being blocked by a website because of "abuse" - a website that I had never visited before in my entire life! This was on a dynamic IP address while using AOL, so obviously someone who had previously been assigned that IP address had abused the website, and then I was being blocked because of their actions. |
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