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expiredDJ3xclusive posted Jan 27, 2021 01:02 AM
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expiredDJ3xclusive posted Jan 27, 2021 01:02 AM
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Take that with a grain of salt or not, but if you don't find them on the rating sites for "top VPNs of 2020, 2021, 2022 etc., I can tell you that it's not because they are not worth it.
Before the pandemic I would have to travel to about 9-12 countries per year, and Windscribe never let me down. Easy interface, quick and stable connection, and also no logs being kept.
I was lucky to get a lifetime a few years ago, and they have been getting better and better. Since that's not being offered anymore, this is a great deal imho.
Windscribe has worked great for me when I was in China and in Russia.
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Take that with a grain of salt or not, but if you don't find them on the rating sites for "top VPNs of 2020, 2021, 2022 etc., I can tell you that it's not because they are not worth it.
Before the pandemic I would have to travel to about 9-12 countries per year, and Windscribe never let me down. Easy interface, quick and stable connection, and also no logs being kept.
I was lucky to get a lifetime a few years ago, and they have been getting better and better. Since that's not being offered anymore, this is a great deal imho.
You do realize that many other **quality** VPN providers charge a lot more right?
Nord, which I use, gets good reviews but the best "deal" I've seen for them in a while is $89 for only 2 years.
ExpressVPN, which to my knowledge also has good reviews, costs even more than Nord.
With the current pricing of their competitors, this seems like a great deal, assuming their service is on par with other providers.
as with all in life, at the end of the day . . . all they are doing is opening the competition others . . . it's old story of Blockbuster vs Netflix . . . "pigs get slaughtered"
The main advantage of this services is the number of servers available, you don't have to troubleshoot connection issues, speed is pretty good compared to basic home internet speeds and if torrenting is something you do, you don't have to worry about getting a letter in the mail, since all traffic is routed to another server and no one can see your real IP (in theory)
Yes, it's stackable, will just increase your renewal date by 3 years.
My wife and I wanted to rewatch the harry potter movies and found them all on the various netflix global sites through there. Also, pretty much any time we think of a movie to watch, I search there first and I don't recall ever not finding what we wanted somewhere in the world, though a few times we caught stuff just as it was days away from being removed from the last available country, so we probably just got lucky with our movie choices.
I started having issues with Netflix not recognizing the "correct" country while being connected to a VPN but if you click the "watch" button on the unogs site, it somehow gets you to the correct region on your netflix app and the movie pops up. It seems that Netflix has gotten a bit better at geo-blocking lately so that button on their site has been very useful.
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as with all in life, at the end of the day . . . all they are doing is opening the competition others . . . it's old story of Blockbuster vs Netflix . . . "pigs get slaughtered"
There are so many providers these days but it comes down to "you get what you pay for" in most cases. If you want a quality service, you have to pony up for it.
Edit: I was wrong, it's not $20, it's actually $14.50 for lifetime sub w/ coupon
https://slickdeals.net/f/14786110-keepsolid-vpn-unlimited-lifetime-subscription-5-devices-14-50?src=SiteSear
There are so many providers these days but it comes down to "you get what you pay for" in most cases. If you want a quality service, you have to pony up for it.
It has worked great for that purpose but the downside is that if you create your own, you only have access to that one region (in your case, your home IP), so if you are trying to watch content in other countries, you will either have to rent a server and set up your own OpenVPN service in each country you are interested in, which can get costly, or you subscribe to a service like this that has servers all over the world.
Also, your speeds on a commercial VPN service can be a bit slower because there are lots of people using the same server as you, but again, with your own server, you only have access to one location. If you set up your own at home, then you would also have access to your local network while away from home, so you could access files or your printer or whatever else you have set up on your home network.
Both options have their advantages and disadvantages but really it depends on what you need it for. I'm also not an expert in this topic but that should cover the basic differences, though I'm sure others here have more knowledge on the subject.
It's actually $14.50 lifetime with coupon code.
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