Yes but I think you'd be better off using it to anonymously purchase a VPS in your desired country of exit. Then set that VPS up to run a web proxy on a secured

Yes but I think you'd be better off using it to anonymously purchase a VPS in your desired country of exit. Then set that VPS up to run a web proxy on a secured hidden service, and perform your personal browsing via it. That way - assuming that the VPS provider is trustworthy - you get to avoid the ever-present malicious exit node operators, and websites that refuse service to Tor exit node users. While still making your browsing data untappable via Google Fibre, and dissociating your IP address from the VPS IP address. The only downside is that your behaviour is not masked by those of hundreds of other Tor users as you only have your own VPS as an exit point.