You can signup for Windscribe free vpn service then use the Promo code '50GBFREE' to get 50gb free per month indefinitely.

the best comparison of VPN providers:
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/

From C to C!

True!

It's just I've been on here long enough to see various companies fold pretty quickly after amazing offers.

Dialaphone, loads of those free Sim card companies, etc etc.

I suppose I'm just very wary of offers like this.

Any experts on here......doesn`t this mean the people running the service can see what you type in? Can`t help feel that leave s you open to giving away personal details?

As it offers end to end encryption that shouldn't be possible, but I'm no expert.

How many simultaneous connections does this offer? Looking to put a VPN on 4 firesticks. My router doesn't support vpn which is a shame

According to the website "2 active connections allowed at any given moment"

2 at same time

Get opera browser and get their vpn service for free or buy kaspersky and get theirs free.

How old is TigerVPN?

Is the company likely to last my lifetime or will it go pop anytime soon?

I got a VPN Secure lifetime one, however it was 20 years but still a good service!

True!

It's just I've been on here long enough to see various companies fold pretty quickly after amazing offers.

Dialaphone, loads of those free Sim card companies, etc etc.

I suppose I'm just very wary of offers like this.

I just entered the license code but where is the software if you've got this far please

what's wrong with zenmate? it's free and fast. never had a problem with them.

PM's sent

For 2017. Kaspersky has added a virtual private network (VPN) service to Internet Security and Total Security. It lets you use up to 200MB of data daily; an unlimited plan costs $25 a year and lets you use 20 connection locations worldwide, from Canada to the Czech Republic.

From C to C!

You need to use a router and set vpn settings in it to protect everything. Other than that each device will need the software

I don't believe it's possible to run a vpn natively on a fire stick with its locked down version of Android. You'd have to enable the VPN at the router as had been mentioned and connect the fire sticks to that.

Plenty of routers about that support ddwrt or Tomato firmware which can both handle openvpn

I think that's correct for the fire stick but it can be run on the fire tv box

I'm sure you're right mate. Don't have a fire TV. Much easier anyway to set the VPN at router level then forget about it rather than messing about with clients on every device on the network.

You can on a 2nd gen firestick.

I think i have 4 2nd gen FS, does this mean i could get this deal and add this to them?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tigeratwork.tigervpn

Yes, if you are on Windows 10 (with the Anniversary update or the new/upcoming Creator update) without needing additional software, by using your laptop (configured with VPN) e.g. as a wifi hotspot. It will tied up the pc of course, but pc's can generally deliver faster VPN streams, than typical routers, because they have considerably more powerful cpu's for AES encryption.

Indeed a typical way to "bypass" the "number of device" limit is to implement VPN on a router which can serve a number/variety of devices. But you might not be able to stream multiple HD content concurrently, unless the raw feed from your ISP is fast enough and the router (configured for VPN) is powerful enough. Not all routers can be (easily) configured for VPN.

Can I watch geo blocked content ( e.g. Indian TV) in the U.K. with this?

Yes, their website specifically says:

Unlock geo restrictions and website filters

Kiss censorship and restrictions goodbye and access any website on the planet. Watch online content, play games, listen to music or upload tons of pictures on social media.

Has the following listed for the deal:

Details & Requirements

Updates included
TigerVPN offers you lifetime access to 15 nodes. Here's the complete list of nodes you can connect to: NL - Amsterdam US - Denver, Los Angeles, Miami, New York RO - Bucharest NO- Oslo DE - Frankfurt UK - London ES - Madrid CA - Montreal, Toronto AT - Vienna CH - Zurich FR- Paris
2 active connections allowed at any given moment
Use of torrents permitted
Protocols: OpenVPN, IPSec L2TP, PPTP
Unlimited speed
Unlimited data
Priority support
Gigabit network

Has anyone actually signed up for this VPN, and if so what difference has it made to your download speed when switched on?

ZenMate for chrome is free

is there a VPN add on for firefox?

Can we edit the title to say TigerVPN? Only there is also a VPN called VPN Unlimited on a similar deal (a little more expensive at $39 but use on up to five devices simultaneously, or $45 for up to ten devices) over at StackSocial.

learning loads about VPN's on this thread, keep the tips coming please

got this vpn this morning and so far been using the london Vpn, the connection is quite fast :P

so can this be set at a router?

If set on a PC, must it be set by running an app, or can you simply enter your proxy info into IE etc settings?

Some info via torrentfreak.com


1. Do you keep ANY logs which would allow you to match an IP-address and a time stamp to a user of your service? If so, exactly what information do you hold and for how long?

1. Since hundreds of people share the same IP, our accounting data (start time – end time, & generated Traffic) does not allow any further breakdown. We save those records for 3 days (in line with our 3 day money back guarantee) and only keep the traffic per month value until the next billing cycle starts.

2. Under what jurisdiction(s) does your company operate?

2. Tiger At Work is a Limited Liability Company with operation in Slovakia.

3. What tools are used to monitor and mitigate abuse of your service?

3. We don’t use any tools for monitoring or mitigation.

4. Do you use any external email providers (e.g. Google Apps) or support tools ( e.g Live support, Zendesk) that hold information provided by users?

4. We use Freshdesk as Support Software, however no data is stored in that 3rd party app as it’s a read only tool for us. E.g. when a customer submits a ticket via our App we reply and he gets that message within the app. The only thing stored in the “cloud” is the conversation itself. We aim to keep all data inhouse, which is what we did for hardware, software and infrastructure.

5. In the event you receive a DMCA takedown notice or European equivalent, how are these handled?


5. We’ve never received a DMCA takedown notice, however, our architecture won’t allow us to single out a customer. We hope that our premium product does not attract too many “issues” and we hope that our customers keep within the safe range.

6. What steps are taken when a valid court order requires your company to identify an active user of your service? Has this ever happened?


6. This has never happened, so let’s not paint the devil on the wall.

7. Does your company have a warrant canary or a similar solution to alert customers to gag orders?


7. As we can’t single out our customers, we can’t notify or warn them.

8. Is BitTorrent and other file-sharing traffic allowed on all servers? If not, why?


8. We usually allow torrents, but not in Amsterdam and the US.

9. Which payment systems do you use and how are these linked to individual user accounts?


9. We are one of the few PCI complaint merchants, so we can handle all payment data for credit card transactions ourselves on our own servers. Meaning that we don’t use tools like Chargify or other POS systems. We only save a token which is a system to system key and it does not link any card data to our customers. A similar token system is used with PayPal, but here the payment is processed with them. We also allow Bitcoin transactions, that’s the ultimate secure payment source, we also roll out prepaid cards which you will be able to buy in shops and internet cafes in cash soon.

10. What is the most secure VPN connection and encryption algorithm you would recommend to your users? Do you provide tools such as “kill switches” if a connection drops and DNS leak protection?

10. Our Apps are set per default in OpenVPN mode, which is the algorithm we approve and recommend. Our Win + Mac + Android apps are equipped with kill switch functionality, however we need to fine tune them a bit over the next couple of weeks.

11. Do you use your own DNS servers? (if not, which servers do you use?)


11. Yes we use our own DNS servers

12. Do you have physical control over your VPN servers and network or are they outsourced and hosted by a third party (if so, which ones)? Where are your servers located?


12. We are in full control of our equipment, hardware and upstream. We operate 55 locations in 40 countries from Australia to Emirates, HongKong to Denver, London to Serbia. We have a lot of locations covered.

I have the same but don't think its free for new users any more?

Is it correct that you're limited to only the 15 places on the connection list?

You can use any open vpn client.

You dont want to run all your traffic through a VPN.

Tried it on my N66U. Cpu in router could only manage 10Mbit up and down with openvpn so seriously limiting. Connecting to VPN on laptop gives me full 70Mb/s
Also if you use services like prime video or netflix you need to switch the VPN off to access.

I bought a GL-AR300M from amazon for £30.
Connected to my main router and running cyberghost via openvpn.
Speeds are only 10Mbit up and down but ideal for streaming HD but leaves your normal wifi at full speed.

Firmware also has option to cut internet if VPN fails.

Yeah that's not surprising, the laptop cpu probably has hardware encryption acceleration. A more recent router, at least one without an ancient processor would give better speeds, but they'd still be limited by the cpu power.

yes sadly only 15 places

Any decent articles on how to use a VPN to torrent?

(Obviously, not copyrighted material).

I got subscription with Windscribe for 20 months but tenpted by this for lifetime hmm...

You can signup for Windscribe free vpn service then use the Promo code '50GBFREE' to get 50gb free per month indefinitely.

sorry if already asked, will this Vpn be good to use with Kodi?

I don't use Kodi myself, but can't see any reason why not. It is just a standard VPN service.

Slow VPN .. If you okay with that go ahead.
Get randomly 8-18m max. Connection speeds.

Worth it for £20 and better than the free alternatives :smiley: Thanks op

Thanks OP

I don't know why people are asking for discount codes when all they need to do is sign up for the newsletter and you'll get a 10% off code that way.

Would be a good idea. I only clicked on this to tell everyone that the service is shockingly poor, or variable to say the least. But, that's refering to the other one you mention which is called VPN UNLIMITED.

Lifetime = "company lifetime" !

Future, impossible ot ignore

​I have kaspersky and it's not free. 200mb per day only. Well it cheap though

I just want to let people know that I just signed up for the free trial on my iPhone. I am currently in Cyprus. I tried both UK servers and but neither would let me watch BBC iPlayer. I then tried VPN Master and that worked fine. Just thought I would mention it in case people want this mainly to watch uk tv abroad

50gb.. What about day 2?

Does anyone have the latest BT Homehub router and if so is it easy enough to set this VPN at the router? Thanks

I have vpn magic installed on my Firestick Gen 2. Does anyone know why if I set the vpn to the united kingdom Amazon videos won't let you pay them due to geo location issues. I thought seeing it to UK it would work fine.

This site is a great read for VPN https://privacytoolsio.github.io/privacytools.io/

Why has the OP got banned ?

I'm assuming it was because he was sending out referral codes, which are banned on this site. However, the deal was a great spot so I've jumped into the VPN game myself. Can confirm on Virgin Media I'm still getting the 100mb/s I pay for whilst connected to their London address

Hi guys. I'd highly recommend F-Secure's VPN service. I use it at home (tablet and PCs) and on my phone. I always receive full speeds as per my Broadband and mobile contract. The biggest selling point is that F-Secure are a hugely reputable company in the security industry. The node selection is extensive and yes, P2P works using most nodes (website has a list). As a company based in Finland your data is fully protected. I'd rather pay someone like F-Secure that have that reputation than an 'unknown' company. Using a VPN is a must nowadays, especially if you use unsecured WiFi connections (think airports and cafes).
https://www.f-secure.com/en_GB/web/home_gb/freedome

I just signed up so happy to try and answer any questions I can help with - I am far from an IT expert though so keep them simple.

Someone posted about the 15 / 63 countries - the deal is 15, you can 'upgrade' to the monthly type subscription for 63.

# Country City Hostname
1 NL Amsterdam ams.tigervpn.com
2 RO Bucharest buc.tigervpn.com
3 US Denver den.tigervpn.com
4 DE Frankfurt fra.tigervpn.com
5 GB London lon.tigervpn.com
6 US Los Angeles los.tigervpn.com
7 ES Madrid mad.tigervpn.com
8 US Miami mia.tigervpn.com
9 CA Montreal mon.tigervpn.com
10 US New York nyc.tigervpn.com
11 NO Oslo osl.tigervpn.com
12 FR Paris par.tigervpn.com
13 CA Toronto tor.tigervpn.com
14 AT Vienna vie.tigervpn.com
15 CH Zurich zur.tigervpn.com

Thanks for that I have signed up:)

Thanks for your kind offer to take questions.

1. What's the speed drop before/after VPN is switched on?
2. Speed performance on general browsing, torrenting, usenet?
3. Speed performance of OpenVPN on the router?

Cheers

Just configuring it now, give me 5 mins. Can't comment on usenet / torrent as don't have them but will try to do speedtest before and after on the others.

​The VPN service will know what sites you are visiting. They may keep logs (some explicitly say they don't). In terms of seeing the data you type in, if you are on a secure (https) website they cannot see any data transmitted. Think of it as layers of encryption. So they can't see payment details etc (as long as it's over https which it should be).

As a unrelated side note, if you ever use a work pc, it is common that they have been set up to allow the security software/admins to view your secure traffic even over https as the pc is in effect compromised (they have pre-configured it). So don't check your personal email or buy things at work.

Edit: from the website:
"No Logging, No Problem

Protecting our customers is our most important task. Therefore, tigerVPN does not store any activity logs anywhere - period. Next question please"

Opera logs your history

Ok, so running the app on the system - I use OSX

Before was 105Mb Down & 6.16Mb Up
After (using New York server) 43.3Mb Down & 4.66Mb Up

I plan to set up a second router with it installed but I am just trying to understand if the spare one I have here will do it or if I am going to pick one up from Amazon. Either way, once I have done this I will post results of the VPN on the router itself.

Cheers

Has anyone managed to use this with a firestick?

Can this be used on pc or only on android?

PC as well.

​I recommend Private Internet Access. I use that and even set it up on my router, so the VPN works on my TV. It has 5 simultaneous connections and no logging.

Hey, just a little touch on VPN's. Firstly as someone posted, Does it keep logs, this is a must not, if you want your privacy to remain. VPN's when bought Free, USUALLY the speed drops when a internet connection is made. So hence the reason for purchasing. As also someone said about using pc to to to fire sticks, this is going to occur a great drop in bandwidth. So not recommended tbh. Me personally would I buy this deal, no. To cheap, so I'm suspicious. Recommendations? Yeah, plenty, though best I've used in a while is F-secure, £30 and that's three devices connected per year. That's all basically, oh and I'm in no way associated with F-secure. Just giving info in which I hope is clearer a little for people.

Troy Hunt (renowned security researcher and teacher) recommends and uses F-Secure.

Troy Hunt (renowned security researcher) uses and recommends F-Secure's Freedome VPN (he isn't paid by them and purchases the license using his own money)

ZenMate

What are you worried about Keith? :wink:

Identity theft?

VPN's are great if your using public wifi. I use Private Internet Access. They have good speeds and a large range of servers to choose from. It's not as cheap as this though. Heat added.

the best comparison of VPN providers:
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/

You can get this deal for $27. You can get 10% off a $30 purchase.

Just follow the link, move your mouse cursor off the page, then the 10% popup will show. Enter your email, get the voucher code. Now you can search the rest of the site for a $1 deal (loads of courses, some pay-what-you-want software deals) and checkout - not forgetting to input your promo code before entering your payment details (or paypal).

Sky broadband block access to vpn servers so you won't be able to connect I'm not sure about other providers if anyone has had luck using a vpn service with sky please let us know.

I am by no means an expert on VPNs - but be careful not to jump into this just because it's a deal. There is loads of information on that one privacy site - it's an essential read if you want to find a suitable VPN.

An ISP can block you from using a VPN, since when? Lol VPN's are NOT illegal.

What on earth are you talking about? They don't.

I've had no probs with Sky and vpn's Boleh, PIA and the free one with Opera (which is really good!)

NORD VPN is very good, would be wary about using free VPN'S ...as where do they make their money....just saying...but it is frowned upon in vpn security circles

I've gone for this as a great deal but i can't help thinking giving this away so cheap means they won't be around for long. We shall see i guess.

Seems fine so far but the lack of a kill switch is a worry.

I have been using it for about a year now. This Lifetime Sub cost has been running permanetly it seems too!.

Personally, I have never had any issues connecting. Speeds are good, and I have installed the app on my Android phone too now for when out and about using public wifi.

Recommended from me. Some people will always state "Well they could go bust at any time couldnt they, etc etc.." but that comment could be true of any provider or business!.

Anyway, its a thumbs up for me. Best price around too.

Im using windscribe vpn with strong swan vpn app and cannot connect to sky unless i first tether my mobile (three) connect to vpn and then switch on sky wifi. VPN is not illegal but unless your with sky broadband you wouldn't know about connection issues. They also block access to some vpn websites.

You would need to set the vpn to India which means that your connection goes via India. Unless you have an amazing connection you'll probably be getting speeds that wont be fast enough to show the stream.

I used them last year and the service improved a lot in that time, but the price more than doubled over that period.

I have this router http://www.gearbest.com/networking-communication/pp_152929.html?11
which you can install a VPN subscription onto . Do you or anyone know if this Vpn offer will work with said router? Thanks

Using free windscribe with Sky bb - no issue for your reference.

Personally, I do not trust them, here is what they say:
"We are committed to your privacy and do not collect or log traffic data or browsing activity from individual users connected to our VPN. When you register on the Site you will be asked to provide certain personal information, including your email address and payment information. We will store this information, but will not share it with any third parties except as necessary to provide the features of the Service. For example, we may store your personal information on a third party server or we may use a third party analytics tool to understand how our Service is being used by customers. We will use your contact details to send you notifications about the Service and to respond to customer support requests. You may access and change your personal information by logging in to the Site.

In addition, we may collect the following information: dates (not times) when connected to our service, choice of server location, and the total amount of data transferred per day. We store this to be able to deliver the best possible network experience to you. We analyze this information generically and keep the data secure. Our software may send diagnostic data to a third party analytics provider for the purpose of identifying connection errors and possible bugs in our application. The information collected is generic in nature and does not contain personally identifying information. We use third party cookies, pixels and website analytics tools to track sales promotions or advertisements and to understand which pages on the Site receive visitors."

So personally, I would not trust them, I use Private Internet Access. They have been proven to not keep logs. For example, last year their Russian VPN servers were raided by police since they did not comply with Russian logging laws. No useful data was obtained by the Russians.
I think actions speak louder than words, any VPN provider can claim that it is anonymous, yet few can prove it.

This is a terrible idea for many reasons. It is highly likely that you will not remain entirely anonymous with a free service.

@Pateo

Officially, no OpenVPN support. Thats not to say it can't be used just needs manually done.

However based on this http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=935849 it is possible.

cant add to cart? Anyone else experienced this?

and you think google/chrome doesn't know what you type on a vpn running from their software v?

Is that what a vpn does?

I am interested in what issues you had with VPN Unlimited. I currently have that lifetime subscription for five devices, use it on Android it seems fine, my laptop for browsing and accessing VPN locked stores it works well and speeds are ok, not maxing my connection but not poor, their own app is reasonable and consistent in design across Android and Windows. However most of their locations it does detect with whatismyipaddress as a 'Network Sharing Device'. Also leaving on 24/7 it disconnected after a couple of days, and setting up on a router it disconnected and never re-established after about a day, but then the router I was using was pretty poor too so I am not convinced it was entirely the VPNs fault there.

For comparison though, I had a year Cyberghost Special Edition when that was on offer (fewer locations than premium but otherwise the same) and that was excellent, good speeds, fine software and whatismyipaddress detected no specific services running. Cyberghost as a service would be my preference, however for the price VPN Unlimited has been ok.

HUKD has suspended the account.. possibly the answer to many of the previous questions?
If it sounds to good to be true...?

It sounds like you persevered longer than I did. You're right, it's decent for the price, that must be said.

I had two issues with it before giving up so I haven't looked into any further problems there may be; 1) rediculously slow speeds on some server locations, too slow to stream. Just tested right now and 5 servers are too slow currently to stream even at 720p. 2) Dropping connection fairly frequently, up to multiple times an hour.

The issues are only with a few of the locations/servers, some are very good and are maxing out an 80mb conection. It varies though, with ups and downs and drops, for me it's unuasble.

Don't trust Opera, it's owned by a chinese company now. There's also the saying, if the VPN is free, then you are the product (that is they will sell your data)

Handy site that ranks VPNs based on privacy, security, etc.
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/simple-vpn-comparison-chart/

I see F-secure on Ebay for £16.75 for one years access on 3 devices. Would that be preferable to this offer?

Also F-secure doesn't appear on "that one privacy site?

Sooo looking at this (quickly) MullVad is the best rated.

That didn't stop TalkTalk from blocking Teamviewer which is a 100% legit tool.

take off any ad or popup blocker

heat - but noticed to start browsing on websites with this VPN it's slow..once it's contacted the website, it loads fast. not sure if it's something on my end or them.
also, if you wait a bit, a pop up will come up asking you to subscribe to their newsletter which will give a further 10% off.

Gestapo on this site are out of order! Poor Op!

How can I set this up on windows 10, I never used a vpn before?

Actually yes they can. Since they have the certificates and they are the CA they can decrypt your traffic.

So the question is, would you rather trust the government, or some US corporation with your data/browsing history.
Or, you could setup a free Amazon AWS cloud instance, install openvpn on it, and use that. Destroy it after a week and make a new one.

And before someone says oh but you need specialist knowledge yadayada... if you can copy & paste, you can do it.

What? No they don't how would people work ?

I'm using three different work VPNs, VyperVPN and my personal/private one in AWS. And I'm on Sky. This is totally untrue.

TeamViewer, any articles to back up that comment?! Just I find theirs nothing you can do with TeamViewer that can be incriminating.

Considering I pay £30 roughly for a year. It's possibly a cracked version of the program. F-secure is brilliant, I've used it three years now.

Eek!!! Everything I type?

Any link for the 10 devices option?

Folks
For those interested I have gone for this and so far speeds are acceptable, streaming on kodi on the pc works fine. I have tried the app on the firestick without success. Can connect to the app but ipleak still shows the main ip address. Also tried using openvpn but same issue. I believe this is a firestick issue as mine is 1st gen. The only way I have found around it is as described here. Connect pc to Tiger and then create a virtual router (very easy, I did it and I'm a complete noob to vpn / routers). Will see if they throttle down the speed for those on the lifetime subscription but if it stays as is I'm happy. Hope this helps.

Go for VPN Secure instead. It's got better support and allows more connections. Same deal.

i liked that it looked easy to set up, but saw that it doesnt allow p2p or can use kodi, anyone on here here recommend one that i can use for kodi and would i just install it 'vpn' on pc or would i need some sort of software for the kodi. kodi is installed on pc.
thankyou
this web site says not to use a USA or Uk vpn provider, but lists ones that are better?
https://privacytoolsio.github.io/privacytools.io/#about_config

NordVPN says you can use kodi has anyone got there vpn?
purevpn and cyberghost any recommends please, thankyou

Here you go: Infinity VPN

It is still VPN Unlimited as detailed in the description, they also sell the upgrade from the normal 5 device one to the 10 device package on the site.

Cheers Nige182

So with F-Secure, you can't use Kodi or torrents?

I'm looking at setting up pfsense for this reason. My plan is to use an old thin client or laptop and set that up as a router and ditch my router. You'll get much better throughput than any other router. Will need a separate wifi ap though.

Not true.... Sometimes use torguard and it works fine. If you use port 443 with open VPN they cannot distinguish the traffic from standard ssl traffic.

Depends what we are taking about here but a https (ssl) session is encrypted between the browser and the end website, your admin cannot snoop that traffic. Even the proxy server will let it straight through. They would know which sites you visited etc. But they cannot get your bank details for example.

I'm with sky BB, so if use this Vpn subscription or another Vpn and connect via this router http://www.gearbest.com/networking-communication/pp_152929.html?wid=11
which allows you to setup VPN from the router settings do you think it will be compatible? only wanting to use VPN to Geo unblock Kodi media!

Now installed on a standalone router using OpenVPN

NY Server (wifi connection) 4.67Mb down & 5.72Mb up - that is the right way around...

Tested on Kodi, streamed HD fine.

anyone know how to set this up? Do I need to use open vpn? Never used a vpn before.

Basically all VPN's are crap and there's something not right with every single one lol

There is an app for Android, ios, Windows and OSX you can just install it.

Wow - I didn't realise how hot my deal was going to get. I thought it was a great deal. Thanks to those who have voted it hot !

Hi. have u any idea if this tiger vpn will work with this router http://www.gearbest.com/networking-communication/pp_152929.html?wid=11
it has a dedicated vpn setup settings app installed on the router, also will be using vpn when using Kodi via the amazon fire stick do you know if it will be compatible or anyone else on here able to answer my queries? thanks

Don't know. You're better off with an asus for what you want to do, ideally once that can run Padavan firmware.

Hi

I don't know I'm afraid. It doesn't support openvpn out of the box but that doesn't mean it won't work. Open VPN just seems to be an easy set up.

I think so long as it has a space to put the bits in manually there is no reason it wouldn't work.

went and got NordVPN in the end easy to install on computer and doing a promotion 2 years for the price of 1

How much did you pay?

Any info on Kodi and torrents on F-secure?

Any chance of a link please.

https://nordvpn.com/special/holiday-deal/? code 2YSpecial2017

Nord is running two specials for 72% off 2-year subscriptions and 66.5% off 1-year subscriptions. Click here to take advantage of them. For the 1-year coupon, apply the code 70off at checkout to take advantage of the deal.

paid 54 pounds for 1 year of vyprvpn hehehe lifetime sub for 24 sounds like a great deal. vpn 4 life. better privacy u know. ISP dats mining f off.

How can they guarantee a service for life?

lifetime = lifetime of company

So the connection went from 105Mb right down to <5Mb (on OpenVPN)? That's a 95% reduction in speed?!

Yep when put into the router directly that was the speed test.

Significantly quicker using the app on the device rather than the router itself.

What router is that if you don't mind to disclose?

I know OpenVPN's performance is likely to be bounded by CPU processing power of the router.

Just want to figure out whether the bottleneck is the CPU, the OpenVPN client, or the service itself.

Sure no problem to answer - is the one on the first page here from Amazon. My spare wouldn't configure so just plumped for this as a cheap option.

GL-AR300M mini router, 300Mbps WiFi, OpenWrt, Repeater, OpenVPN, 128M RAM, 128M Nand Falsh https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01I92T754/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_4I4YaYjgz4Ebd

Just switched to BT and they haven't given me internet for 1 month now (taking the absolute ****) and I need to do some stuff like online banking using a BT Wifi Hotspot. Would this VPN be safe enough? I'm using windscribe but whenevr I try to login using windscribe I get an error.

Do you have a direct link to the offer? I can' find it

Happymanuk?? I try to pm you will not let me ? I need talk with you mate

Bit late on the reply, but here's an article from the register.

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/03/09/talktalk_blocks_teamviewer/

I have used Cyberghost vpn premium with Sky broadband and no problems

In theory yes as the bank uses https. I try to avoid personally but I have made purchases while using a vpn and no problems

How is everyone getting on with this VPN?

Any feedback greatly appreciated.

Yeah been fine for me so far. Use it on iPad and phone then as a separate network at home when required.

Gone up to $39 now