First of all, every vpn has overhead, ppoe, ipsec, tailscale, wireguard, zerotire and etc. Everyone.

at 1 Gb/s1x IPv4 and 3x IPv6Datacenter: LA, USALifetime Recurring Offer$10.24/YearView PlanHASHTAG-26-STOR-VPS-23 vCPU Cores2 GB Dedicated RAM100 GB of SSD Cached DiskOn RAID-10 Configuration4 TB/Mo

Any VPN should be practically zero overhead. Wireguard, which Tailscale is based on, can do 25gbit/s without any issues.

Tragically in the US, selling your users PII has become seen almost as a the default fallback plan for an additional corporate revenue stream. And why not? You know people will pay good money for it,

$ curl ipinfo.io{ "ip": "219.100.37.236", "hostname": "public-nat-04.vpngate.v4.open.ad.jp", "city": &q

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I remember using these free L2TP VPN servers 10yrs ago and they still seem to be around: https://www.vpngate.net/en/

There is a benefit to using off the shelf vpn's, because the IP's are being used by hundreds if not thousands of people, making it much much harder to profile & fingerprint. Entry IP addresses

Lots of lol. Get a cheap VPS & run your own VPN...

Our previous thread we sold a lot of account, no issues. A handful of people attempted to install VPN software, attempted sudo commands after clear warnings that is forbidden in a shared environment

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BUT: The situation seems to have been simple: Lewis urgently looking for some provider to take over -> weak position. Eric on the other hand well funded -> strong position. Likely result

No, it’s a 40% lifetime discount

Most of them predate my two 99/yr dartnode dedis, so ill have to consider if im renewing a bunch of them next year... honestly a number of them are idle. I'm hosting a seafile instance, a matrix chat

is the 45% discount lifetime?

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And that's why a zero-CRM VPN provider that you buy literal scratch cards for is superior.

Expires after 3 billing period/s? Not lifetime?