Payment Methods Explained

How to pay and stay anonymous?

 

That sounds like an impossible task, as nowadays all non-cash payements have an audit trail, which will also point to you in the end.

You like our services and products and have realised that they will keep you private and even anonymous in a world ruled by google, facebook and twitter. Classic payment methods like credit cards and paypal will always create data base entries somewhere related to you.

What to do?

Well, a privacy ervice wouldn't be worth the name, if not adequate payment options would exist which keep you private and anonymous.

We also do realise that professional privacy seekers may also have credit cards and bank accounts in alias names, thus keep them private, too.

 

Here the list of accpeted payments and some annotations:

 

  1. - paypal, credit card via paypal (offered as only payment in our shopping cart, fully automated)
  2. - pecunix, Liberty Rerserve, supragold
  3. - wire transfer (minimum EUR 50)
  4. - mailed in cash (minimum EUR 50 or countervalue in USD, + 10% trustee fee)
  5. - USA only: money order (+10% trustee fee)
  6. - WU or MG (+10%)
  7. - Paysafe card (+20%)
  8. - Bitcoin (you need to contact us for the details)

Fees are necessary for certain payment options as we use trustees and other 3rd parties to further obfuscate the payment flow. Mailed in payments can be sent either to a German or Canadian mail drop, both very reliable over the years.

Please let us know what method you prefer, and we'll brief you with the details. Excess payments will stay in your account for future use, no accounting fee or other gimmick.

From all payment options currently only Paypal (and thus the included credit cards) are fully automated. All other payment options, especially BITCOIN, are a manual process. Just order your domain or other service and leave the payment open. Then contact us and ask for instructions and guidance in regard to all other payment methods. Real anonymity is only achieved if you pay bitcoin or mailed in cash to one of our mail drops in either Germany or Canada.