Somebody searching for In Disguise today is usually one of two people: a customer who cannot log in, or a buyer who found an old review. This page is for both, and it starts with the dates.
What the site does today
Checked on 9 September 2026 over https, www and plain http, the domain returned nothing (EAI_AGAIN). No holding page, no error from a working server, simply no answer.
The Internet Archive holds 122 working captures, the last in January 2026. After that the crawler found nothing worth keeping, which is the closest thing to a date of death the record offers.
The site, in its own words
The final good capture, January 2026, carried the title "In Disguise, Advanced VPN Protection". The heading on the page was "Stay Anonymous. Totally Secure.". For search engines it described itself as: "Secure your connection with In Disguise. High-speed, zero-logs VPN service."
A third party kept that, which is why it is quotable. It records what was being claimed, and says nothing about whether the claims held up.
The site, while it lasted
The archive first captured a working page in February 2011.
So the business existed and had a product. Whether it was any good is not something the record can settle.
The registration record
Registration goes back to 24 May 2010, with Internet Domain Service BS Corp as registrar. So the domain has existed for some 16 years. Registration runs to 24 May 2027. Somebody is still paying for a name that serves nothing. Those dates come from a registry lookup on 9 September 2026.
The name still draws roughly 10 searches a month worldwide, measured 9 September 2026. That is the reason this page exists: the affiliate reviews recommending them are still live and still earning.
What this page cannot tell you is the reason. Companies close for ordinary reasons far more often than dramatic ones, and the public record does not distinguish between them. Everything above is a date or a capture; none of it is a motive.
Other providers that went quiet
Other shutdowns we hold the registration and archive trail for:
- What happened to Ipchangeproxy
- What happened to IPIDEA
- What happened to Iraqproxy
- What happened to Irishproxy
- What happened to Iwhyyy
- What happened to Japanproxy
What to use instead
Practical first step for a former customer: stop any recurring payment at your bank rather than on their site, since their site is not there to stop it on. Then check your dispute window.
For the replacement itself, the useful rule is to keep your prepaid exposure small until a provider has earned more. HProxy is pay as you go from $0.44 per GB with nothing expiring, which is why we can say that without it costing us anything. Run a small paid test on your own target before you commit either way.
