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Ultimate VPN Speedtest: Comparing Windscribe PRO, Ivacy, FastestVPN, PIA, NordVPN OpenVPN UDP speed

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  • @Ympker said:

    @yongsiklee said:

    @TheRealDeal said:
    I have to point out that Ivacy resell PureVPN

    PureVPN service has been terrible, disconnecting randomly. And I bought PureVPN Lifetime through stacksocial 3 years ago and now I see my lifetime subscription ends next year so I asked PureVPN about it and this is what they said:
    .. In the tech industry, lifetime refers to the life cycle of a software, which is typically 5 years. So, this is the reason why our affiliates are offering the deal for 5 years and calling it a lifetime offer. at the end of the 5 year term you can contact StackSocial and have your account renew for free by them.

    Is it "5 years" the tech industry refers to lifetime as?

    Ivacy says the same. However after first 5 years contact their support for another 5 years renew free of charge.

    Windscribe does it similarly too. You get 10 years and then auto-renew another 10 years after that (although i haven't used them for that long yet so cannot comment if it's true or not).

  • @sanvit said:

    @Ympker said:

    @yongsiklee said:

    @TheRealDeal said:
    I have to point out that Ivacy resell PureVPN

    PureVPN service has been terrible, disconnecting randomly. And I bought PureVPN Lifetime through stacksocial 3 years ago and now I see my lifetime subscription ends next year so I asked PureVPN about it and this is what they said:
    .. In the tech industry, lifetime refers to the life cycle of a software, which is typically 5 years. So, this is the reason why our affiliates are offering the deal for 5 years and calling it a lifetime offer. at the end of the 5 year term you can contact StackSocial and have your account renew for free by them.

    Is it "5 years" the tech industry refers to lifetime as?

    Ivacy says the same. However after first 5 years contact their support for another 5 years renew free of charge.

    Windscribe does it similarly too. You get 10 years and then auto-renew another 10 years after that (although i haven't used them for that long yet so cannot comment if it's true or not).

    Didn't know that but I find it fair enough to ask for manual support ticket after ~5 years for another renew.

  • @Ympker said:

    @sanvit said:

    @Ympker said:

    @yongsiklee said:

    @TheRealDeal said:
    I have to point out that Ivacy resell PureVPN

    PureVPN service has been terrible, disconnecting randomly. And I bought PureVPN Lifetime through stacksocial 3 years ago and now I see my lifetime subscription ends next year so I asked PureVPN about it and this is what they said:
    .. In the tech industry, lifetime refers to the life cycle of a software, which is typically 5 years. So, this is the reason why our affiliates are offering the deal for 5 years and calling it a lifetime offer. at the end of the 5 year term you can contact StackSocial and have your account renew for free by them.

    Is it "5 years" the tech industry refers to lifetime as?

    Ivacy says the same. However after first 5 years contact their support for another 5 years renew free of charge.

    Windscribe does it similarly too. You get 10 years and then auto-renew another 10 years after that (although i haven't used them for that long yet so cannot comment if it's true or not).

    Didn't know that but I find it fair enough to ask for manual support ticket after ~5 years for another renew.

    Weird... I just checked my ivacy account and it doesn't have an expiry date... hmmmm...

  • @sanvit said:

    @Ympker said:

    @sanvit said:

    @Ympker said:

    @yongsiklee said:

    @TheRealDeal said:
    I have to point out that Ivacy resell PureVPN

    PureVPN service has been terrible, disconnecting randomly. And I bought PureVPN Lifetime through stacksocial 3 years ago and now I see my lifetime subscription ends next year so I asked PureVPN about it and this is what they said:
    .. In the tech industry, lifetime refers to the life cycle of a software, which is typically 5 years. So, this is the reason why our affiliates are offering the deal for 5 years and calling it a lifetime offer. at the end of the 5 year term you can contact StackSocial and have your account renew for free by them.

    Is it "5 years" the tech industry refers to lifetime as?

    Ivacy says the same. However after first 5 years contact their support for another 5 years renew free of charge.

    Windscribe does it similarly too. You get 10 years and then auto-renew another 10 years after that (although i haven't used them for that long yet so cannot comment if it's true or not).

    Didn't know that but I find it fair enough to ask for manual support ticket after ~5 years for another renew.

    Weird... I just checked my ivacy account and it doesn't have an expiry date... hmmmm...

    Mine doesn't either. It's written in Stacksocial description though I believe.

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  • @Ympker said:

    @sanvit said:

    @Ympker said:

    @sanvit said:

    @Ympker said:

    @yongsiklee said:

    @TheRealDeal said:
    I have to point out that Ivacy resell PureVPN

    PureVPN service has been terrible, disconnecting randomly. And I bought PureVPN Lifetime through stacksocial 3 years ago and now I see my lifetime subscription ends next year so I asked PureVPN about it and this is what they said:
    .. In the tech industry, lifetime refers to the life cycle of a software, which is typically 5 years. So, this is the reason why our affiliates are offering the deal for 5 years and calling it a lifetime offer. at the end of the 5 year term you can contact StackSocial and have your account renew for free by them.

    Is it "5 years" the tech industry refers to lifetime as?

    Ivacy says the same. However after first 5 years contact their support for another 5 years renew free of charge.

    Windscribe does it similarly too. You get 10 years and then auto-renew another 10 years after that (although i haven't used them for that long yet so cannot comment if it's true or not).

    Didn't know that but I find it fair enough to ask for manual support ticket after ~5 years for another renew.

    Weird... I just checked my ivacy account and it doesn't have an expiry date... hmmmm...

    Mine doesn't either. It's written in Stacksocial description though I believe.

    The app reports the expiration date, which is 5 years from registration date for me.

  • PureVPN has a offer for 0.99$/m for one year. Maybe someone is interested in it:
    https://www.purevpn.com/pages/get1ydeal

  • @benj0x said:
    PureVPN has a offer for 0.99$/m for one year. Maybe someone is interested in it:
    https://www.purevpn.com/pages/get1ydeal

    And they're really fast too. Faster than Ivacy & Windscribe for Netflix US. My experience.

  • @benj0x said:

    @benj0x said:
    PureVPN has a offer for 0.99$/m for one year. Maybe someone is interested in it:
    https://www.purevpn.com/pages/get1ydeal

    And they're really fast too. Faster than Ivacy & Windscribe for Netflix US. My experience.

    I wouldn't pay more for PureVPN though if I can get Ivacy (who resell PureVPN) for 24$ lifetime. PureVPN is only cheaper the first year perhaps. Additionally whenever I tested PureVPN or asked someone what they thought about it, they said it was underperforming/buggy while from my experience Ivacy performs as it should.

  • I tried to access few sites using those vpns but cannot access them.
    https://www.couponcabin.com/
    https://www.couponbirds.com/

    These sites detected using a vpn. Any VPN that can access these sites?

  • sgheghelesgheghele Member
    edited April 2019

    @kidrock said:
    I tried to access few sites using those vpns but cannot access them.
    https://www.couponcabin.com/
    https://www.couponbirds.com/

    These sites detected using a vpn. Any VPN that can access these sites?

    I couldn’t bother deactivating adblock to try the first link, but the second one works with ProtonVPN and IVPN. It does not work with OVH.

  • epicnesshepicnessh Member
    edited April 2019

    most vpn provider for blocking netflix, only works ok for US,UK,JP,even only work for US netflix, https://netflixvpn.com provides slow and unreliable VPN proxies that hack your computer

    Crappy, slow, unreliable, bad support, can’t read rules, needs help, should shut up, uses dial up as a backbone, uses hacked computers for residential proxies and installs CryptoLocker on your computer.

  • @Ympker said:
    I wouldn't pay more for PureVPN though if I can get Ivacy (who resell PureVPN) for 24$ lifetime. PureVPN is only cheaper the first year perhaps. Additionally whenever I tested PureVPN or asked someone what they thought about it, they said it was underperforming/buggy while from my experience Ivacy performs as it should.

    https://stacksocial.com/sales/ivacy-vpn-lifetime-subscription-5 that's $40... where did u buy it for $24? :)

  • @Chalipa said:

    @Ympker said:
    I wouldn't pay more for PureVPN though if I can get Ivacy (who resell PureVPN) for 24$ lifetime. PureVPN is only cheaper the first year perhaps. Additionally whenever I tested PureVPN or asked someone what they thought about it, they said it was underperforming/buggy while from my experience Ivacy performs as it should.

    https://stacksocial.com/sales/ivacy-vpn-lifetime-subscription-5 that's $40... where did u buy it for $24? :)

    With Coupon Code "DN40" during checkout.

  • @sgheghele said:
    I couldn’t bother deactivating adblock to try the first link, but the second one works with ProtonVPN and IVPN. It does not work with OVH.

    Can you try with the first link? Tried with few VPNs but that site detects most VPNs.

  • @kidrock said:

    @sgheghele said:
    I couldn’t bother deactivating adblock to try the first link, but the second one works with ProtonVPN and IVPN. It does not work with OVH.

    Can you try with the first link? Tried with few VPNs but that site detects most VPNs.

    It's blocking me on a residential IP and disabled ad-block, so..can't really test it further.

  • kidrockkidrock Member

    @sgheghele said:

    @kidrock said:
    I tried to access few sites using those vpns but cannot access them.
    https://www.couponcabin.com/
    https://www.couponbirds.com/

    These sites detected using a vpn. Any VPN that can access these sites?

    I couldn’t bother deactivating adblock to try the first link, but the second one works with ProtonVPN and IVPN. It does not work with OVH.

    Can anyone using different VPNs try to open the first link and see if it opens using the VPN?

  • I think you should check routing too not just speed. It's complex but it might be the real issue

  • YmpkerYmpker Member

    Just for anyone that didn't consider my pointers of Ivacy and PureVPN being run by the same company as enough: https://vpnpro.com/blog/hidden-vpn-owners-unveiled-97-vpns-23-companies/

    FastestVPN pretty sure is also. Not listed in the test though which is probably because it's relatively unknown so far.

  • hjlowhjlow Member

    fyi wireguard has a windows client now and it works quite well, feels like much better latency

    Thanked by 1Ympker
  • Any updates on which VPN providers have the quickest speeds?

  • MoopahMoopah Member

    @JosephF said:
    Any updates on which VPN providers have the quickest speeds?

    This is some mega necro @Arkas @angstrom

  • @JosephF said:
    Any updates on which VPN providers have the quickest speeds?

    In which year?

  • @user123 said:

    @JosephF said:
    Any updates on which VPN providers have the quickest speeds?

    In which year?

    2023/2024

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