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VPN Subscription 40+ Countries (20 Months) (UNLIMITED DEVICES) £13.77 @ Windscribe

£13.77 Windscribe1 Jan 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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Turret

31 Dec 16

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Unlimited Download + Unlimited Devices!

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Latest comments (40)

TheKruleD

1 Jan 17 #38

Currently use PIA which seems to do the job well, is speed such a concern for vpn users? I would look into the data retention policies and encryption used as well as the number of nodes available to connect to.

Also for Netflix apparently they blacklist vpn ip addresses, blocking access to other geo locations. To get around I'm guessing you would need a dedicated vpn ip address?

jameshothothot to TheKruleD

1 Jan 17 #40

i rent a dedicated server woth torguard. it is a US server so only netflix us works. gone are the days i could try brazil and canada and netherlands and japan for different shows!

crank_girl

1 Jan 17 #39

They don't keep logs. See FAQ.

sepulchre

1 Jan 17 #37

Currently using the Advanced TOR router, seems very good, any thoughts ladies & gents.

tek-monkey

1 Jan 17 1 #36

Not at home so can't check, but I suspect it's directly related to the cpu / ram in the router. A pc has much more grunt, be interesting to test on a desktop running a speed test, and check the cpu usage both with the vpn and without.

thomassseven

1 Jan 17 #35

This might seem like a given for some, but since I assume nothing and I see it stated nowhere in this article (or, more surprisingly, on Windscribe’s website):

What is Windscribe’s logging policy?

tek-monkey

1 Jan 17 #24

Any advice on a router that can cope with 100mb of vpn traffic? I can max out my line using a desktop client but want my whole house protected, flashed my old mynet750 with openwrt but using that as the vpn client gets me about 15mb at best :disappointed:

OrribleHarry to tek-monkey

1 Jan 17 #29

Beware using a whole house VPN as you loose access to British TV catchup as you can only be in one country at a time.

jameshothothot to tek-monkey

1 Jan 17 #34

interesting. i flashed an old netgear router on torguard and got 2mb vs 90 on virgin direct! think it might be to do with the encryption? if they have a setting to turn it off/minimal might be best. i only wanted to spoof netflix us for the ex wife's tv as dns doesn't work anymore. on a pc it's fine to just use torguard software

Graham35

1 Jan 17 #33

Currently using Windscribe, subscribed to the Free 50Gb per month free lifetime subcription as posted on Hotukdeals a couple of days ago. not noticed any slow down as yet, seems to work well for FREE, when it breaks I will ditch it!

Apparantly Netflicks, Amazon etc, block some VPN servers (block the company) as they know what its being used for to get around the country of use terms.
I just wanted a VPN

bbbking

1 Jan 17 #32

vpn is free on opera web browser

doggboy10

1 Jan 17 #26

VPN etc are so confusing, I've used unotelly in the past to get us netflix etc...
Do these vpn etc perform in similar fashion?
what is the current favourite amongst you foreign (US sport for me mainly) tv app users?

hasj2 to doggboy10

1 Jan 17 1 #31

If by US sport, you mean NBC sports or other US based content, i use BlackVPN, not well know, but i get the fastest speeds to a US server than other VPN, no slow downs, my Sky broadband is 17mb, i get inbetween 16-17mb with the VPN.

Also they do monthly instead of 12 months contract, although its cheaper to do 12 months.,$5 a month

If anyone has a better VPN for my needs i will be happy to try it

tek-monkey

1 Jan 17 #30

I was going to use a UK server anyway, just want to obscure my browsing (or rather anyone else that uses my WiFi). Now the gov are saving your history I don't want their browsing attached to mine, as it's rather hard to then disprove later.

duncancosgrove

1 Jan 17 #28

any experience of speeds on this?

darthvader666uk

1 Jan 17 1 #27

NordVPN :smiley:

InTheKnow444

1 Jan 17 #23

ZenMate for chrome is free and does the job

dreamager to InTheKnow444

1 Jan 17 #25

Awesome, how do I set up that for p2p and use outside of chrome?

spannerzone

1 Jan 17 #22

Good luck, lifetime usually means until they change their terms and conditions or go broke or get bought out :smile:

Rarnik

31 Dec 16 2 #18

Subscribed with Windscribe the other day. Didn't notice any slow down in speeds but I'm in the early days of a new contract.
Lifetime license with Windscribe (10 years, free renewal every tens years- if you'll even want it then), cost me $27.18.

I used this link provided by forum member @dandubi.

If you sign up for one month membership (then cancel) and use code XMASDF25 (if it's still working), you should get it for the $27.18 that I did.

https://dealfuel.com/seller/windscribe-lifetime-service/

MeteorUK to Rarnik

31 Dec 16 #21

That code is no longer working unfortunately.. I also grabbed that deal for lifetime and renewal, never need another VPN again aha!

Turret

31 Dec 16 1 #20

Thanks for sharing. Not a bad deal for PureVPN, though I wouldn't use them again, personally, as I had problems with OpenVPN not connecting a lot of the time... They are also a very sketchy company. 1 2

The Windscribe deal still works out cheaper.

nokiafusion

31 Dec 16 #19

https://shop.appleinsider.com/sales/lifetime-of-purevpn?jl_uid=e95fa8d40bc41d1f2fc819331f6af735&jl_cmpn=20161230_Tech_DailyDeals&utm_campaign=20161230_Tech_DailyDeals&utm_source=StackSocial+Deals+Newsletter&utm_medium=email

jameshothothot

31 Dec 16 #6

to sign up to netflix brazil or to use netflix brazil? i can only get foreign netflix with private server now. but to sign up could probably jist use hola for free and then uninstall?

Turret to jameshothothot

31 Dec 16 2 #16

Just for signing up. I think Brazil pays the least £££ per month for Netflix.
I refuse to use Hola + my current VPN subscription is about to expire.

I wouldn't use any of these VPN's. Not only do they not come close to the features this service provides, but I know of a couple of the services provider owners*... I wouldn't trust them. (*HackForums)

Would you share, please?

shabba111 to jameshothothot

31 Dec 16 2 #17

Hola? I stopped using that service when I found out how it works. No MF is reselling my bandwidth or using me as an exit node No sir!

AndyRoyd

31 Dec 16 1 #15

No different to any other product purchase route.

MeteorUK

31 Dec 16 2 #14

You might want to check the reviews of some of those VPNs before buying, quite a few lack features and/or have bad reviews.

nokiafusion

31 Dec 16 #2

Better deals to be had.

Curlyman83 to nokiafusion

31 Dec 16 1 #8

I'd be very interested, if you were able to post links

AndyRoyd to nokiafusion

31 Dec 16 2 #13

Better choice of deals to be had, inc lifetime from £12+: https://deals.cultofmac.com/search?&query=vpn&sort=lowest_price

BigCheeseGlenni

31 Dec 16 1 #11

Smartdns no loss of speed is what you want folks

jameshothothot to BigCheeseGlenni

31 Dec 16 1 #12

except for netflix these days :disappointed:

The_IMF

31 Dec 16 1 #10

What speeds to people get? I used to get around 90mb download on LimeVPN a year ago using Speedtest.net so I decided to buy a year... 6 months later they decided to screw up their own systems, half servers would not connect, torrents were blocked and speed decreased to 20mb.

GAVINLEWISHUKD

31 Dec 16 1 #9

So you save a couple of quid per year by paying 5 years in advance. Also limited to 5 devices.
Plus it might not be here in 5 years time.

JimBobJr

31 Dec 16 1 #3

Wasn't this free a few days ago?

AndyRoyd to JimBobJr

31 Dec 16 1 #7

Earlier offer was freebie 50GB / month.

LondonTTB

31 Dec 16 #5

Not such a bad price, plenty of VPN services to explore. Heat added.