All you need to do is post a tweet and you get a free three month subscription to Zenmate's premium VPN service. Been using their free version for a while and it's really good - the premium service gives you better speeds, access to premium servers from more countries and an option to automatically switch countries when you visit certain websites. All you need to do to start using it is install the browser extension, so you don't need to install any programs on your computer and no credit cards are needed to get the extended trial (normal trial length is seven days). There are Zenmate apps available too for mobile devices. The usual subscription price is £5 per month.
Also you can activate and stack multiple three month codes by using different email addresses if you want to. I got 12 months by using 4 different emails to generate 4 different codes. You need to clear cookies/use incognito before you use each new email
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calss98 to jjp2701
17 Jan 163#7
Zenmate doesn't use a .exe, it's completely web browser based. This means that you cant (easily) use the VPN for torrenting or for other programs on your PC.
If you use firefox you can get the extension here.
If you want it on your android phone you can get it here.
If you want it on your iOS device you can get it here.
Latest comments (38)
BillyEdwards
25 Mar 16#38
Wow. It's a great deal
RTP
23 Jan 16#36
Been using zenmate free for quite a while without problems, keen to check out how much faster premium is. Thanks for this
cb-uk to RTP
23 Jan 16#37
To be honest, premium doesn't appear to be any faster than the free version.
And some useful info for you. Even if you specifically select a server in (say) the UK, it's not uncommon for you to end up with an IP which is actually in Germany, Romania, France or even somewhere else (this can be easily checked with any "what's my IP" type service)
So, my guess is that when UK servers are busy/full, they just divert you somewhere else which is less busy. This is okay from a VPN perspective, but a bit of a pig if you specifically want a UK IP.
HTH :smiley:
antsgame
20 Jan 16#35
Awesome thanks a lot!
aaran7
20 Jan 16#34
Hot none the less
aaran7
20 Jan 16#33
I managed to get mine till 27th July 7 days and 2x 3 month passes, how do you take it beyond that? Regarding emails? One was Facebook login and another via twitter? What did op mean by emails?
fran1o86
20 Jan 16#32
Anyone got turned off by this amount of control they ask for?
Deetea
19 Jan 16#31
Been using the free version for several months. Fast and reliable.
cb-uk
18 Jan 161#30
It's actually virtually impossible to accurately do this. In fact, it would take no time at all for someone to cheaply "rent" a unique private proxy, allowing them to always use the same IP and be the only user using it.
All countermeasures ever do is keep out the technically challenged.
paulandpam1
18 Jan 16#29
Isn't that what Amazon already do with prime movies and TV?
Babbler
18 Jan 16#28
If done correctly that wont matter. Will just mean even if you are in the USA using your uk registered account will mean you get to watch only UK stuff. So will still be able to use it.
redarrowrules
18 Jan 16#27
If they do it that way it would be annoying for those who travel. I'm out of the country a lot and it's nice to be able to use Netflix late in the evening back at the hotel.
wellisonmullan
17 Jan 16#11
Nice just in time for x files from America. Heat
Babbler to wellisonmullan
18 Jan 16#26
Channel 5 is getting it 1 week after USA so not really the end of the world...
Babbler
18 Jan 16#25
Not a difficult thing to do really. All they need to do is look at your registered address when you go to watch something. If the country of that address doesn't match in a list allowed for the countries to watch the programme they stop you watching it. IE go by registered address rather than IP address. Surprised its taken this long really.
I think blocking IPs would be too hard. They can change way too often.
My guess is that they will lock your account to the address on your card or pay-pal details.
That would still allow people who travel use the account, as the I.P address would not come into it.
I suppose you could ask a friend to set up a US account and it may work. That way they will get double bubble from you. May even be what they want.
mikeypr
17 Jan 16#22
The way I got to watch US netflix on the Fire was simple.
I changed the DNS settings in the Network settings of the (WIRED) section, and used a free network unblocker.
As soon as I unplug the wired connection, and go back to wireless, I am back to UK Netflix.
ristriad
17 Jan 16#21
couldn't it be side loaded as an apk
ristriad
17 Jan 16#20
It's a cheeky little number, amazed how few know about it.
mcek
17 Jan 16#18
so this is not really free then, you pay the cost of a tweet ? (which i've never done in my life anyway, ain't got a scooby-do how that works)
Dealier to mcek
17 Jan 16#19
Yes, it costs the same as a tweet. Which is the same price as posting something here. If you can use this site, you can use Twitter.
si213
17 Jan 16#16
Anyone know the best way to use this on a Amazon Fire TV?
Guinea to si213
17 Jan 161#17
As far as I know the Fire TV doesn't support VPN out of the box, so you'd need to download the Zenmate Windows/Mac client and make a virtual router using your computer, before connecting the Fire TV to that. Would probably take some time, but a quick Google search brought up this guide in case you want some more info: https://www.expressvpn.com/support/vpn-setup/share-vpn-connection-windows-manual/
Guinea
17 Jan 16#15
You need to use the website to input the code. Follow the HUKD link and click 'Get Free Premium Now,' and it should guide you through the process. After sending your tweet you need to click the green 'free' button where it says '3 months free', and it should add your promo code to your account automatically.
EDraven
17 Jan 16#9
Thanks OP, I've also been using the free version for a little while, find it very unobtrusive.
Guinea to EDraven
17 Jan 16#14
Same here, it's great having no data limits and no ads at all. Not many VPN providers do that
simonspeakeasy
17 Jan 16#13
My understanding is that they will identify the IP addresses of the servers of VPN companys and block them. I guess they want to drive prople to use torrents sites :-(
jjp2701
17 Jan 16#8
I have now installed the free 7 day trial exe but can't figure out how to input my free 3 month code
Trevisparky to jjp2701
17 Jan 16#12
me either
jjp2701
17 Jan 16#10
it does use a .exe I installed it
jjp2701
17 Jan 16#5
I joined thanks but can't find the .exe file to install this any help please
muzzzzzzzzzy to jjp2701
17 Jan 16#6
Read the description
calss98 to jjp2701
17 Jan 163#7
Zenmate doesn't use a .exe, it's completely web browser based. This means that you cant (easily) use the VPN for torrenting or for other programs on your PC.
If you use firefox you can get the extension here.
If you want it on your android phone you can get it here.
If you want it on your iOS device you can get it here.
scrumpypaul
17 Jan 16#4
Thanks for this
Gamer_U
16 Jan 162#1
Hot. Shame that Netflix is going to block people from accessing Netflix from other countries (US Netflix is the best) so this kinda comes at a late point.
Dealmessiah to Gamer_U
17 Jan 162#3
It is a shame. I am very interested in how they are going to do this. It's sort of the point of these proxies really.
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Also you can activate and stack multiple three month codes by using different email addresses if you want to. I got 12 months by using 4 different emails to generate 4 different codes. You need to clear cookies/use incognito before you use each new email
Top comments
If you use chrome you can get the extension here.
If you use firefox you can get the extension here.
If you want it on your android phone you can get it here.
If you want it on your iOS device you can get it here.
Latest comments (38)
And some useful info for you. Even if you specifically select a server in (say) the UK, it's not uncommon for you to end up with an IP which is actually in Germany, Romania, France or even somewhere else (this can be easily checked with any "what's my IP" type service)
So, my guess is that when UK servers are busy/full, they just divert you somewhere else which is less busy. This is okay from a VPN perspective, but a bit of a pig if you specifically want a UK IP.
HTH :smiley:
All countermeasures ever do is keep out the technically challenged.
http://www.nirsoft.net/countryip/
My guess is that they will lock your account to the address on your card or pay-pal details.
That would still allow people who travel use the account, as the I.P address would not come into it.
I suppose you could ask a friend to set up a US account and it may work. That way they will get double bubble from you. May even be what they want.
I changed the DNS settings in the Network settings of the (WIRED) section, and used a free network unblocker.
As soon as I unplug the wired connection, and go back to wireless, I am back to UK Netflix.
You need to use the website to input the code. Follow the HUKD link and click 'Get Free Premium Now,' and it should guide you through the process. After sending your tweet you need to click the green 'free' button where it says '3 months free', and it should add your promo code to your account automatically.
If you use chrome you can get the extension here.
If you use firefox you can get the extension here.
If you want it on your android phone you can get it here.
If you want it on your iOS device you can get it here.