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All TorGuard VPN Services/Plan Expired
70% Off
(Valid thru 7/10)
TorGuard is offering All TorGuard VPN Services/Plan for 70% Off w/ promotion code INDEPENDENCE (apply in cart) for discount.
Thanks to community member gonepostl for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed promotion code in cart for qualifying service/plan for discount to activate
Example Plan(s) w/ 70% Off discount
Thanks to community member gonepostl for finding this deal
Note, must apply the listed promotion code in cart for qualifying service/plan for discount to activate
Example Plan(s) w/ 70% Off discount
- TorGuard Anonymous VPN Services
- Anonymous VPN $3/Month
- Anonymous VPN Pro $3.90/Month
- Unlimited Speeds
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Port Forwarding
- x8 Simultaneous Connections
- 3000+ servers in 50+ countries
- OpenVPN / Wireguard / IKEv2
- Internal encrypted DNS
- Fast 24/7/365 support
- No logs, no leaks, 100% private
- Supports Windows, Mac OS, Linux
- Supports iOS, Android
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- Get 70% Off on All TorGuard Services/Plan as a limited time offer; this includes renowned VPN services, premium V2ray Proxy and security of the Private VPN Cloud
- Must apply the listed promo code in cart to receive discount on service
- Offer valid through July 10, 2023 or while promotional offer/code last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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"For the next seven days only, get an incredible 70% off ALL TorGuard Service Plans - this includes our renowned VPN Service, the Premium V2ray Proxy, and the unmatched security of the Private VPN Cloud. Use the promo code "Independence" at the checkout to unlock these incredible savings."
I got 70% off their triennial (3 year) service. Ended up paying $33/year. Pretty slick!!
https://torguard.net/
I got 70% off their triennial (3 year) service. Ended up paying $33/year. Pretty slick!!
https://torguard.net/
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They appear to be using Google Analytics to collect anonymized data. In addition, they collect Apache Webserver logs.
As seems to be the case with most US-based services, the Terms of Service is full of legalese protecting the company from liability and binding the user to the terms of the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act).
It would be helpful if the company provided more details on the data it collects, including how long it retains such data. This is particularly important in light of where the company is based.
Based in the US (bad privacy jurisdiction).
This is Honeypot?
https://restoreprivacy.
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3 years = $139.99
-70% ($97.99)
Total = $42.00/3 years
= $14.00/year
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They appear to be using Google Analytics to collect anonymized data. In addition, they collect Apache Webserver logs.
As seems to be the case with most US-based services, the Terms of Service is full of legalese protecting the company from liability and binding the user to the terms of the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act).
It would be helpful if the company provided more details on the data it collects, including how long it retains such data. This is particularly important in light of where the company is based.
Based in the US (bad privacy jurisdiction).
This is Honeypot?
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https://restoreprivacy.
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Mullvad/ Mozilla/Firefox VPN (rebranded millvad) best for privacy from what I read. Same cost every month, definitely not the cheapest. No email is required. Not based In US. Nord isn't based in US, but one should be weary of the marketing and no one really knows who runs it. I recall reading torguard isn't the best for privacy (any US based vpn is terrible for any privacy). This is just some of what I found and concluded from my extensive research 2 years ago. I pay for Nord long term and periodically pay for a few months of Mullvad depending on what I'm doing. I take a few months off and go back to my $20/year Nord for a bit in the interest of saving some cash.
They do have a peer to peer option. They also have a lot of connection options (locations). My main suggestion is to use the OpenVPN app and skip the Nord software. They have way WAY too many "updates" and I just feel OpenVPN is more capable. Also prevents them from getting extra data from my comp if they try to.
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It's about $200 for 2 years before discount so about $30/year after discount.
I'm midway through my 2 years under a 55% discount code. I was able to get the 70% discount by opening a ticket. Requirement was to renew early before code expires so they issued a early renewal invoice for me to pay. Now all future renewals is 70% off.
It's about $200 for 2 years before discount so about $30/year after discount.
I'm midway through my 2 years under a 55% discount code. I was able to get the 70% discount by opening a ticket. Requirement was to renew early before code expires so they issued a early renewal invoice for me to pay. Now all future renewals is 70% off.
Did you benchmark the difference you saw once you added the streaming option to Torguard?
Speeds are pretty slow though, torrents are ok but any kind of videos are pretty slow and will often default to 480-720p. They occasionally have trouble connecting to servers. It doesn't shut down correctly when you shut down Windows and throws a bunch of errors preventing shufdown, I contacted their support, they don't give a sht. Every time I launch it it throws errors about being unable to retrive some proxy list or smth, again CS is pretty much useless so I just ignore it. All these issues been persisting for years for me with all their versions. Kind of 3rd world programming I'd say.
I rarely torrent anything so its value is pretty small to me, I just bought it with a lifetime 50% off discount so I keep it. It aint bad but aint great either.
But with discount I would still recommend it. Gets the job done.