suggestions for fast reliable proxy IPs like codeen but with posting?

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Published on 2010-09-19T10:22:12Z Indexed on 2011/01/29 23:28 UTC
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Hi, I am looking for a list like one offered by codeen http://codeen.cs.princeton.edu/ of fast reliable proxy servers..

I just want to be able to "post" on usenet or yahoo groups with them.. I think the codeen ones don't allow HTTP-POST

I don't need them for downloading or for torrents, or even for any images.. they can block images to keep browsing faster.

I know it's not a list, but I did try TOR once, but it was horribly slow.

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