Do the IP addresses on Hide My IP primarily come from the same ISP?

[Dan Karas]

There is no way to really hide your WAN or public IP entirely, otherwise no data could be sent to your computer from the Internet as it would not know the destination address.

Every time you go to a web page, your Internet browser requests that content from a remote server be delivered to your computer via HTTP.

All of the web content including the source code, formatting (CSS), graphics, flash content, etc. must be requested via your wireless router's connection to your ISP's router.

Your Internet provider is required by law to keep a detailed log of the sites that you visit and files that you download. This router log file will be released to law enforcement with a proper subpena.

The most common way of hiding a WAN IP address is to use a web based proxy server. Your HTTP requests are sent to the proxy server. The proxy server forwards your request to the destination server, and then fetches the requested content and relays it back to you.

Good Luck...