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I'll sell you my Ivacy lifetime for $30
I bought a vpn from purevpn which is 59 usd per two years.
but the speed is not that good.
@thedp I suppose you will say it is good, but how did Ivacy work for you?
Check my signature. Both are fine. Also I have compared the two a bit here: https://hostballs.com/t/singles-day-bf-vpn-deals-mega-thread/3349
If you decide to go for Ivacy you could also get FastestVPN instead for 12$ lifetime since they are most likely reselling Ivacy who are reselling PureVPN
That sounds like some pyramid scam lol
It probably is, but it works^^ Can't complain about performance. That's why I wouldn't pay purevpn subscription, as Ivacy has the same servers basically and adapts the features a bit retrospectively. The last one to get "new" features is FastestVPN but since they also have flix Support now, they are probably as good for me as Ivacy.
Well it works for whatever it was made for that's for sure and I personally didn't have any issues with it.
Only reason why I would sell it is because I barely use it - only when I'm traveling out of the country.
I would never buy a "Lifetime" VPN, you never know how long they will be around. You also get what you pay for as far as actual privacy goes.
How much would a good VPN cost annually in your opinion?
Guess it should then be "Company's Lifetime" license
To quote myself:
Unless the main intention is streaming. For weird reasons, FastestVPN works on few streaming services only. Ivacy works on all major services (excluding outages and errors).
Anyway, I would go for Ivacy for streaming but somewhere else entirely for privacy. Nowhere for anonymity ;-)
I think one of the best decisions I have made ever is the Windscribe lifetime when it was available. The features now are amazing compared to when I got it.
I don't need to deploy Pi-Hole because Windscribe offers something similar called R.O.B.E.R.T (which blocks a lot of other things too). They have a native Linux client and they will be introducing split tunneling soon. Of course, there are concerns about anonymity and stuff but well, rolling your own VPS also has its risks. I only need to be practically anonymous because I am not Snowden.
Agree. Ivacy still works more consistently with streaming than FastestVPN. I don't use any of these for anonymity.
ROBERT is great I've also got WS Lifetime.
Technically you also get free random portforwarding for 10h.
And with which can I use for pirate purpose? I will not trust them to torrent on my home PC, just a little bit curios.
Ivacy is probably better in this case due to the company being outside EU and US (Hongkong). There are different "levels" of "security" to watch out for when choosing your VPN provider. I have always thought that this site explains it basically pretty well:
https://vpn-anbieter-vergleich-test.de/sicherheit-vpn-kriterien-vergleich/
--> Navigate to the "second level" (symbolised by 2 shield icons) and click on "Alle passenden Services" and you'll find a long list. Ivacy is included
Perhaps you can use Google Translate to follow-up. Basically the "2nd level" of security would be sufficient for you.
I would personally avoid lifetime subscriptions unless they're comparable to an annual subscription. You'll never know what'll happen to your provider like NordVPN or PIA.
Well, you can always stop using them if something happens. Ivacy "Lifetime" is for 5 years, and then renew free of charge every 5 years by contacting support. They get lots of monthly customers, too and probably belong to PureVPN (reselling them or same company) so they have and will be around for a long time I believe. If not, I have used them since 3 years and have well gotten back my money's worth
Due diligence is necessary. I was never comfortable with Nord. The only one I was comfortable with was Windscribe lifetime because they have a vibrant community behind it, and it has been like 2 years out of 10 with another 10 upon request.
They will not offer lifetime ever again, and for their features, people are still happy to pay annually.
As an LETer, I suggest you avoid any cheap lifetime or yearly payment!
Cheap doesn't mean not good. It means that you are more likely to be cheated, but if you buy only from reputable providers, you are likely not to be cheated.
The problem is how to evaluate how reputable providers are. I didn't know better when I start on my lowend journey, so I had to pay a bit of school fees to learn my lesson. This forum had lots of information that helped me figure out who are the reliable providers who offer cheap and excellent services. I like to pay annually (sometimes more) because I hate having to monitor monthly payment and reduce fees for providers that are awesomely reliable.
It's up to you to decide what your threshold is, but I have a list of whitlisted and trusted providers I have no problems paying annually to (in fact all my services now are annual and not a single one has been a problem), and I will add on to that list when I find more gems.
Go in with eyes open and mind well-read.
Windscribe is one of the best things that happened to VPN and the community discord continues to be active (also Reddit kinda). Yegor is a great guy on top of that^^
Nice list
None roll your own.
While a VPN provider won't make you completely anonymous, you'll still share the IP with several people. I imagine that would be better when torrenting linux.isos than running your own and having the IP directly traced to you. Obviously once a court order comes in, both the DC and most likely also the VPN provider will be compliant but until then many copyright trolls would already give up (or at least that's what I've heard) if it's an IP linked to a VPN service. For example here in Germany we have these "Abmahnungen" and copyright trolls as a certain "business niche" (of sending automated dmca notices into all directions) lol. However if it gets too complicated they'll just drop the research. They are more interested in automated "Abmahnungen" (Dmca notices) which bring them automatically cash.
Depends on what you need.
For privacy, both of them are not a good idea.
I don't care five eyes through, I am not living there.
Don't get me wrong, I agree with you. But I would still prefer to roll my own, even on Vultr or DO. As then that data is yours, someone can't walk into a dc and login to a VPNs servers cough NordVPN cough
I hear ya. What I was saying is basically a VPN provider should be better as long as nobody walks in that searches for data regarding you. VPN IPs will also most likely turn the automated Dmca notices away.
How is keepsolid vpn? Currently at $24/lifetime with 40% CODE