[qwertyoruiop]

I'm a 15 year old 'kid` that has been pushing 30TB/day traffic thru a few Tor exits for months just fine, because I truly believe in freedom of speech.

You know, money isn't that hard to get. For me, a few weeks of coding got me a few thousands of euros. He was running an ISP apparently, and selling VPSs. I've been sysadmining a few boxes for a few VPS hosting companies and got enough money to run a few Tor exits pushing over 2Gbps for months.

(Also, I think that it's hilarious that me having my 15-year-old girlfriend pics is considered illegal, thanks to CP laws. )

I truly believe in this: http://datalove.me/

[lazyjones]

A TB of traffic will cost at least around €2-3 from most european (and other) ISPs with VPS so you basically claim to have enough spare change lying around at the age of 15 to pay €2000-3000/month just for Tor traffic because you're an idealist and after buying all the stuff a 15 year old normally buys first? ;-) I call BS, or rich parents.

(and btw., WW was not running the ISP, he wrote somewhere in this thread that he is just a normal employee)

[qwertyoruiop]

> A TB of traffic will cost at least around €2-3 from most european (and other) ISPs with VPS

The average bandwidth price I got from all the ISPs I used in the past was ~1 dollar/megabit. The ISPs I used for my Tor relays were ISPs I was using already for bandwidth-intensive HTTP hosting, so I already had quite a few deals for dirt cheap bandwidth.

I've been paying ~600€ per box (1Gbit, of which I was using at least 60% 24/7, getting to 100% during day hours).

> you basically claim to have enough spare change lying around at the age of 15 to pay €2000-3000/month just for Tor traffic because you're an idealist

Yep. I got it mostly by selling iOS Tweaks on Cydia Store, private consulting with a few companies, freelancing, and sysadmining.

> and after buying all the stuff a 15 year old normally buys first? ;-)

The only thing apart from my tech equipment and servers that I'm interesting in buying is weed anyway.

> (and btw., WW was not running the ISP, he wrote somewhere in this thread that he is just a normal employee)

Thanks for clarifying that he was not running the ISP. I misread it, probably.