Tommy M.

Whenever I need to use a free proxy, this is at the top of my list. For whatever reason, it's always working for me and it's fast. It also doesn't launch a ton of pop-ups like a lot of the others seem to do. I kind of don't understand why it's free, but hey, I'll take it!

Hilarious and dead-on. I even bought the coffee table book version.

Whether you want news before anyone else gets it or you want to laugh by yourself in front of your computer like a loser, Reddit is the $#*!.

I'd hate for this to sound like overkill, but Abine really has changed the way I use the internet for the better. I haven't had a chance to explore all of the features yet, so I can't speak on the product as a whole, but I like what I've seen so far. The opt out functions and protection against tracking are more effective and easier to use than the add-ons I was using before I found Abine.

I also like being able to see all of the accounts I've signed up for (and allowed password save permission) but forgot existed. One such site had my credit card info stored on it as well. I was able to find this easily and delete the stored access info with the Abine privacy suite.

Finally, the email alias function and identity manager allows me to send inquiries and sign up for offers and accounts without having to worry about an onslaught of followups, surveys, and spam to my main email account.

I have to give a 4 out of 4. It's just too cool and too easy to use. I would definitely recommend it to all of my fellow privacy-conscious web surfers out there.

Intelius collects and sells your personal information. Then they launch TrueRep, pretending that they're giving you control over your info. What a joke. The reason why we NEED control over our information is because Intelius is selling it in the first place. Smells like exploitation to me.