http://www.anonymizer.com/default.html
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Wouldn't it be funny if it was the FBI?\n\nAnonymizer  Inc. \n   5694 Mission Center Road \n   426 \n   San Diego  CA 92108-4380 \n   US\n\n\nCorporation\nANONYMIZER, INC.\nNumber: C1909214  Date Filed: 7/16/1997  Status: \n7525 METROPOLITAN DR\nSAN DIEGO, CA 92108\nLANCE COTTRELL\n5289 MANNASSET DR\nSAN DIEGO, CA 92115\n\n\nANONYMIZER, INC. WHICH WILL DO BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA AS ANONYMIZER MERGER CO., INC.\n6305 LUSK BLVD\nSAN DIEGO, CA 92121\nBILL UNRUE\n6305 LUSK BLVD\nSAN DIEGO, CA 92121
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Elite proxies are a much higher level of anonymity. No one knows that your even using a proxy server.
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There are anonymizer and proxy sites out there; essentially, everything gets routed through them, so if, for example, you were using one to look at Yahoo's pages, Yahoo would "think" that the traffic came from one of those sites.\n\nBut the anonymizer or proxy would know where your traffic came from. In essence, there is no way to be completely anonymous on the Internet -- someone, somewhere, can figure out where the traffic comes from, at least in general terms.
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just call them and tell them you wish to remain anonymous
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Every computer on the internet automatically gets an IP-address (probably from your provider). Based on this IP-address websites can locate any computer that connects to them (down to a broad region).\n\nYou can not change this IP address or location information on your computer.\n\nYou can bypass this check by routing your web visits through another computer in the USA. Some websites  can do this for you. You should search for 'anonymizer' in google.\n\nThis page has a collection of them: (take one from USA off course): http://www.proxys4all.com/web-based.shtml
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give me the address and i'll pull it up for you.  There is not a public website that i am aware of.  But they might exist....
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http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx
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contact your ssystem administrator, he/she may know of anonymous sites you can bounce through
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Surf Anonymous\nhttp://www.stupidcensorship.com/cgi-bin/nph-surf.cgi\nhttp://www.backfox.com\nhttp://hidemyass.com/\nhttp://www.sneak2.com/\nhttp://www.myspaceproxy.com/\nhttp://www.webwarper.net/\nhttps://proxify.com/\nhttp://www.proxy4free.com/\nhttp://www.the-cloak.com/anonymous-surfing-home.html
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try tor.eff.org.\n\nmight work
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www.desitorrents.com\n\ni am doing it at the moment
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you mean, sites that hide or obscue your actual IP address? \n\ni use Torpark (with Firefox browser): http://www.torrify.com/  http://www.firefox.com  it slows down browsing at times, but it's anonymous. there are other\n\nalso, check out this for explanation of what torpark (and anonymous proxies) do: http://www.the-cloak.com/anonymous-surfing-faq.html\n\nfyi: ISP is your internet service provider. for dial-up aol users, their ISP is AOL. if you have cable internet, your ISP is your cable co. likewise with DSL. your IP address is like your phone number for the internet. it can be used to track your surfing.
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use these websites\nthese enable anonymous browsing\nwww.ieproxy.com\nwww.proxy1.be\nwww.proxify.com\nwww.proxytastic.com\nwww.browseatwork.com
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Well for most people you can just go to Google and type "Anonymous Surfing" and you'll get a ton of proxy sites that you can use. However in China I'm not sure a simple proxy would work. You could try the new Anonym.OS though. Check out the article on it from Wired (in my sources). Hope this helps.
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turn them in anonymously
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http://www.pimpmyip.com/
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Try out these two sites:\n\nhttp://tor.eff.org/\nhttp://www.the-cloak.com/anonymous-surfing-home.html\n\nI have only used the second, but I recommend not using anything.  It is usually not worth all the effort.