using these promotions, not even including the lifetime plans I got for Black Friday 2025 (though I'm not sure if/when these will be offered again).

it's also common for dodgy (mostly russian) providers to put some fake data like Panama/Seychelles, but afaik this is done for dmca/abuse purposes and not for misleading the customers for being somewh

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Faking locations with geoip tricks is common for VPN providers, so your question is valid, but I never saw a VPS provider who is deliberately advertising fake locations.

This usually just applies to open/public services though. I've yet to run into a provider that would ban private VPNs/proxies.

xray v2ray are a bit okay, but for torrent it may get you kicked in from singapore without proper configuration, and maybe route your torrent traffict using some VPN and a private tracker or something

VLESS + Reality is currently the most reliable option for China — it mimics real HTTPS traffic so the GFW can't detect it. WireGuard and OpenVPN are increasingly blocked.

One tip: avoid providers that explicitly ban "proxy/VPN servers" in their ToS — some do. RackNerd is generally lenient.

Maybe because I use a permanent VPN on the router. But a 2$/mo VPS from a US provider

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/ turn your VPN off prior to ordering /

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We checked our logs and cannot see any issues, this is why we asked regarding a VPN as we only use Cloudflare Turnstile and we had no other reports of issues.

And what do you do after that? You’re not simply going to leave it sitting there; you have to configure services. That’s why I gave you the example of a VPN—which is the most suitable use case for the

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