How do I register my PIA account?

To register your PIA account, go to your Profile > My Account page and follow the instructions.

You can also register your PIA account on this website.

PIA has a mobile app for iOS and Android. You can download the app from either Apple's App Store or Google's Play Store. If you are having any trouble downloading the app, you can use our download help page.

How do I submit a correction request? You can submit a correction request by visiting this link. We'll review your request within 24 hours.

How do I get help? If you have any questions or concerns regarding PIA, you can send us an email at pia@pirates.org or call (410) 749-8200. We're happy to answer any questions that you have!

How do I pay with my credit card? If you're paying with your credit card, you can log in to your PIA account and select the option to Pay with Credit Card. What does the Pay with Credit Card option do? If you choose to Pay with Credit Card, PIA will automatically charge the credit card associated with your PIA account. You don't need to sign anything or enter any personal information.

I'm having trouble with my account, what should I do? If you're having trouble with your account, you can send us an email at pia@pirates. Can I send money to someone else's account? Yes! PIA accounts can be linked to other people's bank accounts or PayPal accounts. Just visit your Profile > My Account page, select the option to Link Another Account, and then enter the account information that you want to use.

Can I send money to someone's PIA account? If you want to send someone money using your PIA account, you can visit your Profile > My Account page and select the option to Send Money. Then, select the person to whom you want to send money and select the amount.

Why don't I see all of my transactions?

How to get PIA login?

PIA is one of the first few websites that I ever remember using.

The registration process should be exactly the same as other websites. Assuming you've installed a database and server on your computer, a few things to check:

There should be an account control file. If you don't have one then you probably won't be able to log into the system, however the system still has the capability of accepting users. You can see this by the fact that even though there isn't an account control file, your account was accepted.

The site has an .htaccess file. This should contain a section for basic authentication (which is what you're looking for). If it does then it should start something like this:
AuthType Basic. AuthName "My PIA Page". AuthUserFile /path/to/my/configuration/file. AuthGroupFile /path/to/my/configuration/file. Require valid-user. If you look in the config file, you'll see that the system expects your user name in the form username@domain. You need to change this to your actual user name. Make sure that you use the full name, not just the username.

If the .htaccess contains a "Require all granted" line, it will have the effect of disallowing any further requests by the user. You shouldn't have this line in the . (If you did put it there then you need to delete it.)
In the site's HTML files, make sure that the "basic" authorization line is above the HTML code that is served to your client. Once you've checked those three items, you should be able to log in. There are a few additional options that could improve your logging experience. First, I recommend installing a web proxy in front of your PIA instance. This will give you a better idea of where the traffic is going and give you more insight into the traffic problem.

There's also a service called ZAP available from ZAP is a network monitor. It intercepts HTTP traffic and checks for vulnerabilities in the forms of XSS and SQL injections. You can download a free 30 day trial here.