Battle Looking to invest for a VPN subscription

[CMLew]

Looking to invest for a VPN.
Been searching through internet for reviews.
So far there's several choices, but the top few always come out.
Cyberghost Premium (seems MT member using them alot)
Private Internet Access (PIA) (top search for VPN via google)
PureVPN (also from MT thread)

Wonder is anyone can share their experiences on these.
Thanks!

 

[bobby holla]

Not all vpn services put your security first. but I recommend
VyprVPN. offers good encryption with great speed for streaming purposes.
IVPN. takes your overall Privacy and Anonymity very serious and offers the best encryption ever.

 

[Soulbound]

If any user really wants to use VPN services, the optimal ones are the ones that do not have DNS Leaks.

Sadly, majority have leaks.

 

[ForgottenSeer 55474]

I have Ekspressvpn and Vyprvpn and is very pleased with both,i suggest that you pick one of them

 

[Shadowave]

For best privacy protection I use Tor with IpVanish (1 months paid), for normal privacy i use Cyberghos

 

[Fritz]

I've been with NordVPN for over a year now and can't complain. They have a zero-logging policy, are based in Panama and offer a gazillion servers. To this day, it's the only reliable way I've found to consistently work with N_t_fl_x USA from overseas. On top, customer service is top notch. I requested help in two cases during that year and received an automated reply acknowledging my request and telling me to allow 48 hours for a response, yet in both cases I had my stuff followed up within the hour. Both issues were solved each with that single answer.

 

[ttto]

The only VPN service I have used is Cyberghost, only one year that I got from an offer. I didnt have problems with it, worked quite good and its quite economic, compared with others.
If you only need it for browsing, you can try Opera's built-in VPN (from SurfEasy), seems to be fine.

 

[RedTeam]

Focus on these vpn's.

Airvpn
Mullvad
IVPN
Perfect Privacy
Froot Vpn

These vpn's were leak tested for dns leaks etc and all passed. They also have the best privacy policy out of all vpn's.

 

[Fritz]

Since my last answer was obvioulsy to subtle to be understood by the powers that be:

"The best privacy policy" doesn't exist. Legally, every business has to follow its governing law. If you reside in the US and your VPN provider resides there, too, you can wager if they go to jail for you or turn over information. If your provider resides in China or Russia, they'll most probably rather make a point in NOT cooperating, just because they can. So "the best" depends largely on your geographical parameters.

On top, I wouldn't put too much weight in the written policies either, unless you're using that VPN for absolutely mundane pseudonymus reasons. Anything else could coerce even a regularly "non-logging" service into starting to log your particular details via National Security Letter and a gag order to go along with it.

My recommendation:

1. Always choose your provider from a legally and politically diametrically opposed country
2. Avoid "free" commercial services
3. Apply due diligence and common sense, policies are moot in illegal matters
4. Research, research, research

On a side note, I'm not currently affiliated with the VPN industry, but I do know several people behind some of the before-mentioned services personally.

 

[bobby holla]

I have Ekspressvpn and Vyprvpn and is very pleased with both,i suggest that you pick one of them

why i don't recommend ExpressVPN is because it leaks your Ipv6. I will pick VyprVPN