There is zero privacy using a VPN when they have all your details on file from a credit card transaction. Cryptocurrency is the only private form of payment online period.

These guys are total hypocrites, they will likely be selling your online activity to anyone willing to pay so they stopped accepting crypto because if you pay with crypto they cannot profit from your data easily.

Here is their chatroom if you want to stop by and let them know what you think about this

https://matrix.to/#/#azirevpn:xmr.se

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Thanks for the reasonable and level headed reply. Sick of hearing “they are already tracking every thing” from numbskull TV watchers.

Still the point remains, if you are advertising yourself as a pro privacy service and not accepting crypto you are suspect and should be avoided. All points considered crypto is still the most private way to pay.

If anything they should be dropping credit cards due to privacy concerns.

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