4 Year ibVPN subscription for $59

daytob

No idea if this crowd are any good but it might be a good deal for some people
https://stacksocial.com/sales/ibvpn-total-plan-4-yr-subscription

* if you log in for the first time you even get an extra 10% off the final bill.
Description

ibVPN is a trusted, premium-quality VPN service for mobile and desktop. Safeguard your Internet privacy, bypass geo-restrictions, and supercharge your connection speed while streaming your favorite flicks, all thanks to ibVPN.

• Block web surveillance & hackers
• Choose from 75+ VPN servers in 39 countries, including P2P servers
• Stream media w/ no speed loss using SmartDNS solution
• Unblock 165+ TV & radio channels worldwide
• Enjoy 256-bit encrypted P2P file-sharing & torrent download
• Unblock your VOIP apps (like Skype)
• Access blocked social media sites, anywhere
• Use w/ Windows, Mac, iOS & Android

GekkePrutser

Any experiences with the speed of this one? I signed up with another one last year (privateinternetaccess.com) but I'm not very happy with their speeds. So it would be nice to compare.

sk282

daytob wrote: »

* if you log in for the first time you even get an extra 10% off the final bill.

Extra 10% off is not working for me, am I missing something?

Also this has a manual setup option (for routers) compared to the Vpn Unlimited offer on StackSocial... just in time for the Amazon Fire Tv Stick!

p4xel

I read some reviews and it is not great. Hard to say how is it going to be after 4yrs. They have 15 days money back guarantee, so might be worth giving a try.

daytob

sk282 wrote: »

Extra 10% off is not working for me, am I missing something?

I got it by entering my email, a disposeable one. Soz

coldfire1x

Looks resonable, 39 countries is quite decent. Thinking of getting it.

There's another one going on at the moment, VPN Unlimited - lifetime subscription for $39

https://stacksocial.com/sales/vpn-unlimited-lifetime-subscription

I have a 3 year subscription, it's ok.

brianbrain63

I signed up with them last week. Cancelled after a few days a speed was terrible.

Even youtube videos would stutter every 2 seconds with it on.

Blankety

coldfire1x wrote: »

Looks resonable, 39 countries is quite decent. Thinking of getting it.

There's another one going on at the moment, VPN Unlimited - lifetime subscription for $39

https://stacksocial.com/sales/vpn-unlimited-lifetime-subscription

I have a 3 year subscription, it's ok.

Do they have a UK server? there isn't a defined list of country servers in the product description as far as I can see.

Kingp35

brianbrain63 wrote: »

I signed up with them last week. Cancelled after a few days a speed was terrible.

Even youtube videos would stutter every 2 seconds with it on.

Cheers, was thinking of getting it but I'll stay clear now.

coldfire1x

If you are looking for US and UK servers then go for VPN Unlimited. I usually get decent speed and its cheaper.

Nollog

coldfire1x wrote: »

Looks resonable, 39 countries is quite decent. Thinking of getting it.

There's another one going on at the moment, VPN Unlimited - lifetime subscription for $39

https://stacksocial.com/sales/vpn-unlimited-lifetime-subscription

I have a 3 year subscription, it's ok.

I wonder how long a lifetime is.

p4xel

VPN Unlimited getting not very flattering reviews on Reddit.
/r/VPN/comments/2etgap/any_opinions_about_vpn_unlimited/
(cant post links, just post it after reddit dot com)

coldfire1x

^^ Not sure about the revirews but I am using it for over a year now and it works fine. Decent speed, especially for UK and US servers.

I have a subscription for cyberghost as well and that too work fine. Although on Android devices I use VPN Unlimited. Cyberghost android app is not good but their windows app and service is good.

bored_newbie

/\/ollog wrote: »

I wonder how long a lifetime is.

They send someone around to kill you after a few days. Its a good business model.

Nollog

p4xel wrote: »

VPN Unlimited getting not very flattering reviews on Reddit.
/r/VPN/comments/2etgap/any_opinions_about_vpn_unlimited/
(cant post links, just post it after reddit dot com)

I spent ten minutes on them, spotted their facebook telling people router support isn't planned, and is very low-priority.

They have a device limit, which seems to be how they make people buy more accounts or whatever, rather than spend more monthly I guess.
Either that or having one device being your home router would be too handy.