VPN host?

ghostR said:
Don't buy annually, pay month to month incase their magical technology stops working.
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It's $14.99pm if you don't commit to a year. VyprVPN has had a great reputation for a while now. I'd say it's not that risky a purchase.

MikeKee said:
Literally just OpenVPN... 99 a year is ridiculous.
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VyprVPN offers OpenVPN as an encryption method. I wasn't aware that OpenVPN is a free VPN for anyone to use - I was under the impression that it's just a security protocol that VPN services can use.
 
Sinbad said:
That's different to avoiding Netflix blocking. That's for sites/ISPs that don't allow you to establish VPNs in the first place.
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I did wonder if the technology would be of any use in evading Netflix. Quick Google found this:

https://forum.goldenfrog.com/t/netflix-is-blocking-vypr-vpn/1940

Looks like Netflix is just too committed to blocking people? I guess it would be nothing for Netflix to have a dedicated team that subscribes to every DNS, VPN and unblocker service under the sun and monitor the IP addresses that they use.
 
Hidden VPN owners unveiled: 97 VPN products run by just 23 companies

On the surface, it may seem that the VPN market is teeming with various companies competing for a piece of the growing consumer VPN pie.
However, when we began to look further into the VPNs and the companies that own them, we noticed something interesting: a lot of these products are owned by the same company. With our interests piqued, we decided to dig deeper to see just how many VPN products are owned or operated by which companies.
The number may surprise you:
Our research shows that at least 97 VPN products are owned or operated by only 23 companies.
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https://vpnpro.com/blog/hidden-vpn-owners-unveiled-97-vpns-23-companies/

in other news:
Nearly a third of top VPNs are secretly owned by Chinese companies

https://www.computerweekly.com/news...ese-firms?mc_cid=9014318ec5&mc_eid=48b76f1cf9

Probably best to just roll your own.
 
ExpressVPN - Washington D.C. - still works for American Netflix, they are not the cheapest but it works.
 
I know this is a old thread but I tried ExpressVPN this weekend, connecting to America on Netflix (all servers) my speeds keep on going up and down, so my streaming is between 240p and 1080p. If I do a speed test in the Netflix app I get 29Mbit/s

Connecting to Europe seems fine though.

I am on a 100 meg line.

How is the experiance of the other people on here with ExpressVPN?
 
Veroland said:
I know this is a old thread but I tried ExpressVPN this weekend, connecting to America on Netflix (all servers) my speeds keep on going up and down, so my streaming is between 240p and 1080p. If I do a speed test in the Netflix app I get 29Mbit/s

Connecting to Europe seems fine though.

I am on a 100 meg line.

How is the experiance of the other people on here with ExpressVPN?
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Don't have that with Windscribe. Build a plan is just $2 p/m so cheap as chips. For now you must use the Windflix locations for Netflix but soon it'll work in all locations.
 
backstreetboy said:
Don't have that with Windscribe. Build a plan is just $2 p/m so cheap as chips. For now you must use the Windflix locations for Netflix but soon it'll work in all locations.
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Ditto :thumbsup:
 
ExpressVPN works hundreds. jump between the UK and USA with a click. Not the cheapest .
 
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